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Old 08-06-2013, 04:55 PM
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Hey guys, thanks for the great tips, im gonna take a stab at it today, hope fully I get it on my first try............although I know that isn't gonna happen. LOL

Rich
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for their help.........fooled around some today, got it to look halfway decent, as least better than before.

Noiced if I compressed the spring too far, it would"t latch right.......was using the chassis manual also.....it says raise the hood 10-12 inches and let fall, I can put this hood wherever
I want, it isn't falling on its own . LOL...the other odd thing is no matter where I put the rubber stops, the hood never hits them.......I used a piece of paper under them and never felt any resistance on the paper.

Im still gonna play around with it somemore, but its seems better than it was.

Thanks again

Rich
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