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[steve97]

For first timers, do some research first (Haynes is a good basic manual to invest in), before you jump into repairs.

Then line up the parts and tools that you'll need for the repair.

Then figure out how much time that you need for the project. Then multiply that by 3!

Clear your schedule and start your job.

Be sure to set aside enough time to thoroughly test out your fix locally, before you run out on the highway.

Clean and set aside your tools for the next project.