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Old Feb 10, 2004
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HELP front upper strut bar

I need help installing my front upper strut bar. For some reason, it doesn't want to clear the brake fluid thing on the driver's side. what should I do??
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cut it off... who needs brake fluid? Seriously tho... i think you can move it out of the way. I've read in this forum somewhere about how/where to move it.
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ok, I finally pushed it out of the way but do you guys think that thing has to stay straight or something??
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no, all of ours are either relocated or pushed out of the way. Mine is.
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ok, thanks
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you can lower it. Just have to modify the bracket it's on with a little bending and it will go in the hole below the one it's in. takes 2 minutes tops.
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I have a 03, i don't know if this will make a different. Below the brake fluid bracket there's another bolt. No mod needed, just put it down on bolt and will clear everything.
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mine cleared fine when i installed my neuspeed. No problems with the brake fluid resevior.(sp?)

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