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Old 03-16-2014, 12:35 PM
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First, I gutted all the OE lines. In some of the pics you can see red lines, which shows roughly where I cut the OE lines to remove them. I also removed all the OE retaining clips, and areas where I couldn't get clear pics of the clips, I circled the bolts/screws.

The OE line is mostly likely brittle if it's original, and is cake to cut even with a cheezy mini-hack. You can go 2/3 of the way through and bend it a little, comes right apart. (kinda scary actually)

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