Well...my car continues to hate me more and more each day...
Co-driver window regulator...you know the rest LOL :(
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Well...my car continues to hate me more and more each day...
Co-driver window regulator...you know the rest LOL :(
It doesn't hate you. It lusts after you, and wants your hands all over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hornung418
HTC Thunderbolt+TT
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I changed out my FCABs, brake lines for UUC stainless steel lines, flushed my brake fluid and fixed a front left wheel wobble I was unaware of this afternoon. Then it began to rain....
I would like to thank Chad44 for hosting BP and I today! Got a lot done and had a great time getting things done and catching up! Again, BP did a great job with coding our cars, thanks again BP!!! The jacks used had special braces that were used to prevent them from going down once the desired height was set.
Action shots FTW!
Need more jacks.
I didn't see any jackstands :shifty
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Originally Posted by Hornung418
I had a 1997 318ti then a 1999 BMW M3 back when DTMPower was the cool forum to be on, needless to say, they both had that infamous problem several times on each car. It got so bad I never closed the doors with the windows down ever to avoid the issue.
Well the PO had children. And my friends enjoy slamming my doors...this will be their warning. I should make them pay for it...but it's the first time. If it happens again I'm gonna flip out on them.
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This was supposed to be a long term project. Leather over Alcantara. But the opportunity opened up yesterday. Took me almost two days. A few hours yesterday and requires daylight for this. And started early today for a few hours until done. Wheelskins special order to my measurements of the wheel. And perforated on the sides and leather on top and bottom. I used my own wax strings. Left over from my Navy days. We used this wax strings when we do electric motor rewinding. Doubled up cross-lacing (lacing up your shoes...right over left). I never use their lacing strings they provided. Looks too short for me. Which I cannot do a double string lace. With the twin lace, I am able to pull tight without fearing of snapping the strings. The strings were originally Beige. But I used Forever Back to dye. Re-dyed twice for full black effect. The leather is soft. As the leather ages, then it will become tighter. So, I am not worried about the rough bumps. Call me cheap. But I did this is a job with my own two hands. If I was to order this again, I will modify my measurements just a wee bit that I provided to Wheelskins.
looks good. maybe try some baseball mitt oil to get it broken in nice? never tried a wheel wrap myself so i dunno
No swirls. My correction process didn't yield that many results.. but I'm just happy it's done and I didn't damage my paint. I finished it off with Chemical Guys XXX hardcore paste wax and I couldn't be any happier. Goes on very easy in light coats, and comes off just as easy. I've heard it lasts around 4 months with 2 good coats. So I'll put another coat on right before winter to help me get through until springtime. I highly recommend it (plus it smells delicious :))
Slamming doors make window regulators go out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hornung418