Removing Spare Tyre + Jack + Compartment
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Originally Posted by theXman' post='809405' date='Mar 6 2009, 02:46 PM
Hey OP -
You should also consider removing the floor mats, owner's manual and loose changes in the holder, as well as filling up only half a tank of gas, removing all your clothing and shoes, shaving your body and emptying out your system in the bathroom before getting into the car. Since you are taking out the spare and jack, you might as well take out the emergency kit tool (over-rated totally). How about all the lining inside the trunk?
You should also consider removing the floor mats, owner's manual and loose changes in the holder, as well as filling up only half a tank of gas, removing all your clothing and shoes, shaving your body and emptying out your system in the bathroom before getting into the car. Since you are taking out the spare and jack, you might as well take out the emergency kit tool (over-rated totally). How about all the lining inside the trunk?
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