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Hey if you need a handy tool to tighten the rear beam plates, try an o2....wrench..
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...uestid=1292588
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Found a front beam plate with the stuff.........from Paul Dehnart
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I wonder if that would work on the reverse light switch.....I think I'll go buy one and find out.
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Wow, what a great thing to share.
Thanks for posting. And at $25 what a great tool to have !
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