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Old 01-22-2026, 05:06 AM
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I used a stubby flex head ratchet wrench from gear wrench to take the booster off my 68 - took minutes . Absolutely no need to remove a fender .

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I used a stubby flex head ratchet wrench from gear wrench to take the booster off my 68 - took minutes . Absolutely no need to remove a fender .
One hundred percent this ^^^

Don't dive into fender removal.

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I had to cut down a cheap wrench and even grind the box end thin as the booster bracket was too close to the nut. Tedious but it worked.
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