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| JonMs Member Since: 25 May 2018 Location: Ilkley Posts: 108      | I seem to remember that last time i did this i used a socket on a short extension to "push through" the wiring from the right and access the bolts. | ||
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| Luke G Member Since: 26 Jan 2019 Location: Australia Posts: 90    | Disconnect the plug that goes into the top of the auto transmission, then towards the front of the transmission/engine (from memory) there is bracket where the loom is held onto the transmission, take the bolt out, that will make moving the loom a heap easier and will give you enough room to access 3 bolts on the starter motor. 
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|  8th Feb 2020 10:35 pm | 
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| Luke G Member Since: 26 Jan 2019 Location: Australia Posts: 90    | 
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| Vanbursta Member Since: 22 Oct 2019 Location: Barnard Castle Posts: 22      | Thank you, that makes sense. I am sure it will be a lot easier to get to the bolts now. Cheers. | ||
|  9th Feb 2020 11:20 am | 
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