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2019 Coleman 550 Outfitter, need help accessing tail gate latch screws


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Success!(almost).  I followed Pop Bobs instruction.  Worked great.   I struggled trying to clear the side panel around the dump lever handle.  The side panel was hung up there, I didn’t want to break anything, so I didn’t struggle too long.  I had enough clearance to tighten up the remaining screw and added a replacement.  The replacement is a hex head, silver.   Sadly I ordered the wrong length screw, it works, but I’ll order a longer one, and take the panel off and change.  Thanks so much for your help.  IMG_1983.thumb.jpeg.50a0659423b7e862052b3cff2c2d0b7c.jpegIMG_1985.thumb.jpeg.6ebababe131193e178906e038ea2ce2c.jpegIMG_1982.thumb.jpeg.4e6c51e5624348df615733b2f77d471d.jpeg

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Hindsight is 20/20.  I should have taken the remaining screw off, and measured the length.  I bought M6x16 mm, too short.  Probably 20 mm, is what it needs.  
thanks again for your help.  

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Yes, there was some interference with the dump release lever. Bot there is enough flexibility to just deform the panel a little and it comes right out. From your picture I’d say 3 or 4 mm longer will work and not introduce any clearance issues with the tailgate. Nice job. I should have checked the tightness on my bolts while I had it apart. As an aside, I had to rethread 2 more of the screws because they were run in cross threaded with an impact driver. 😖

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