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6 messages, Last post on Jul 23, 2007 at 7:15 PM
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| My 97 Safari van's hood used to be hard to get open. Someone would have to bang on the hood while I pulled the release. I sprayed some WD40 on it but now I fear the cable may have slipped through the clamp. I can't get it to open at all! All this is fixable of course, if I could just get the hood open! Any ideas on how to get the hood open that don't involve a torch?? | |
i've read on how to open the back door but what if the linkage rod fell off how do i get in there to fix it or how do i open the door
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Hope someone has info on this, we need to replace the exterior fuel door, as it's rusted out. But I cannot find one on the web or at the salvage yards. Any suggestions as to where in the world I can find one, Summit white preferred?
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Replying to: dewbeans (Nov 10, 2006 1:28 am) I have to replace the bulb in the driver side tail light, but since I cannot get the door open, this is impossible... HELP Walt |
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| I had this problem, I pulled the plastic trim that fits around the back hatch off, then used a screw drive on each side of the hach near the bottom to pop the latches back to release the door. After I fixed the linkage, I was able to put the trim back without to much issue. | |
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Replying to: sighthoundlvr (Jan 05, 2007 10:16 am) Thanks, Scott M |
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