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Ya got an air leak somewhere get some brakleen with ether in it (green can) and spray around the intake parts you just worked on... listen for idle fluctuations if ya can get an idle flucuation to repeat when spraying in a particular area, you have found the leak
ya got an air leak somewhere. Get some Brakleen with ether in it (green can) and spray it around the area you just worked on. if you can get an idle fluctuation to repeat while spraying a particular area you have found the leak
I cleaned and polished the ZHP and installed my Aux input :thumbsup
Ordered 2 rear tires for the X5....$$$$, ordered Perfromance intake for ZHP picked up AE V2, HID Fogs, hope to install on Monday
How invasive was the AUX input install? been wanting to do thisQuote:
Originally Posted by cakM3
Used the 3M Headlight Restoration Kit. It works wonders! $13 off of eBay. Due to the curves on our car and how the headlights are placed relative to the hood and body panels, it is somewhat difficult to restore them, especially with a coupe.
Now, when you do this, painter's tape the hell out of everything around the headlights, and I mean tape the hell out of it. It's going to be near-impossible not to get a few nicks in corners by the headlights, but you will not be able to see them at all.
Use 3-4 layers of tape, shoot even 5, all around the headlight and the top of the bumper. I did not do it on the top of the bumper for one headlight and found out the hard way. Some clear coat fixed those scratches right up.
All I had to do was take out the trim pieces then pull the center vent out. The Aux input cable was tied to a bunch of cables to the left wrapped on top. All I did was undo the wrap to free the connector and then connect my Aux input cable from the kit. Very easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by midlandtech
Put snow tires on the Scion, put snows on the dad's e92, put my car to sleep
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What do you drive in the winter, Kyle? The Scion?
My thread contribution: I was just outside trying to adjust my lights. I can't get them aimed directly ahead. I once made a mistake when trying to change my clears, that I was screwing the horizontal adjuster on my lights instead of the actual corner light thing. Ever since then, I can't get them right. Gets me so mad!
Yea, the tC is my school and winter car.Quote:
Originally Posted by nike001
For your headlights, just look up the specs on how to measure it up against a wall...then go the 25 feet away or so, tape it up and mark it!
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