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Old enough to know better
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Melbourne
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OK I give up.
How the hell do you replace the spare wheel securely in the rear well? I have got the jack, brace, towning hook and various screw down devices all ИИИИ about, and cannot get it back together in such a way that I can get space to screw down the thing that holds the space saver wheel down. Can somebody take a photo of how it all fits together again for me?? Please?? As my wife often says, for a highly intelligent man, I am very stupid sometimes.
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Origami lessons and the spare wheel
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