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From: Milwaukee
Yeah, it's above the transmission, below the rear shock. When accessing mine, I had to remove the top two bolts of the subframe, tilt it down, and then remove the coolant overflow container. Some people might not have to do quite that much work, depending on where the plug is for you.
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From: A T L
Easiest and fastest way to take it out is to use 3 extensions on your ratchet, with a 10mm. You'll need to lift your tank(no need to take it off completely). It's a tight squeeze, but better than doing it the manual way(taking off throttle bodies) or doing it Aken's way.
July 2008 ROTM
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From: Milwaukee
Easiest and fastest way to take it out is to use 3 extensions on your ratchet, with a 10mm. You'll need to lift your tank(no need to take it off completely). It's a tight squeeze, but better than doing it the manual way(taking off throttle bodies) or doing it Aken's way.
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yep this is what i need to do...i need my little nephew here with his little hands/skinny arms lol
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