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From: Owen on 1 Aug 2010 01:10
A couple of weeks ago I asked how to remove the screws securing the
backseat of a Barina. Basically the answer was to use a bit of muscle.

I am pleased to report that is all it needed, probably less than 10 ft/
pounds and it broke the thread free with a snap, and then it was
finger tight. Maybe originally fixed with locktite or similiar.


Thanks


Owen
From: Scotty on 1 Aug 2010 01:40

"Owen" <xemoth(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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:A couple of weeks ago I asked how to remove the screws securing the
: backseat of a Barina. Basically the answer was to use a bit of muscle.
:
: I am pleased to report that is all it needed, probably less than 10 ft/
: pounds and it broke the thread free with a snap, and then it was
: finger tight. Maybe originally fixed with locktite or similiar.
:
:
: Thanks
:
:
: Owen
:

As long as you used teh correct tool its a pretty easy task.



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