Well look forward to hear how it goes. as tc said it was a PITA when we did his. I ended up pinning back all the electrical stuff and removing the starter from the wheel well - I had to twist it around a bit - But I did note how it came out and how I needed to put it back in and twist correctly to get it into position. I think that was pretty important!

 

WOW never again... i couldn't believe how tight it was to get the damn starter out. just getting the Lines and wires out of the way was a pain. all that work to get it back into place. after cursing a lot it turned out pretty good after. I'd have to say i wouldn't want to do it again! seriously! you guys make it sound easier then it really is. all said and done it took me a few hours to get it all done.

thanks again for all the helpful info!

 

Apparently you didnt' believe us when we said (to quote my ealier post): This is a giant PITA.