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When I installed new rear shocks on my 380sl I stripped one of the lower bolts that holds the shock in. How do I get the bolt out and replace it with a new one. I know it comes out because mercedes sells a special bolt for it?
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not sure
what your configuration is but you can often drill out with a drill that is a little smaller than the center of the bolt, then tap the threads clean with a tap.
be careful and meticulous and you should be ok. good luck tom w
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