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coily towbar fit leaf sprung sierra?

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coily towbar fit leaf sprung sierra?

Post by jbonevia »

Guys,

I'm on the lookout for a towbar for my 95 leafy, there's a hayman reece one on ebay at the moment but it's specified to fit 03/96 onwards sierra's.

Anyone know if i can make it easily fit my sierra?

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Post by want33s »

I believe it will fit.
AFAIK all (SWB) Sierra towbars are interchangeable.

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Post by joeblow »

check with hayman, they don't put a build date on for no reason.
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Post by GRPABT1 »

Going by the pic on ebay it looks exactly the same as my leafy one but I cannot be sure of measurements etc. If you can get measurements off the seller pm me for me to measure mine.
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Post by joeblow »

carefull GRPABT.....thats sounds wrong..... :?
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Post by Mudbits »

I think the coily fuel tank sits back a bit to clear the panhard, So it may be because of this.
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Post by GRPABT1 »

joeblow wrote:carefull GRPABT.....thats sounds wrong..... :?
I thought that when I wrote it but cbf changing it at the time, I knew someone on outers would pick up on it :lol:
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