The Random E46/ZHP Question Thread

[danewilson77]

I meant it from a "something is missing" perspective.
If screws are missing, or covers/plastic trim are missing, then that falls into this category.

Imho.....after you reconnect the lines....nothings missing homey.

Guess I'm a "glass half full" guy.

Also...if I know you, you're not the guy to tout installing something just to give off the perspective that, somethings there, which in effect is what you do with the hollowed out cdv.

"No flamesuit required"

[cakM3]

I meant it from a "something is missing" perspective.
If screws are missing, or covers/plastic trim are missing, then that falls into this category. The same way that if this valve isn't there, then it's obvious (to someone in the know) that something is missing.

there's someone I know who have some screws missing....

[danewilson77]

there's someone I know who have some screws missing....

"No flamesuit required"

[terraphantm]

I meant it from a "something is missing" perspective.
If screws are missing, or covers/plastic trim are missing, then that falls into this category. The same way that if this valve isn't there, then it's obvious (to someone in the know) that something is missing.

Still, it's not like it looks like anything is obviously missing. The two ends fit together and it looks like that's how it was meant to be from the factory. Sure us enthusiasts know, but most of us would say "that's got to go" if we saw a CDV

[az3579]

Still, it's not like it looks like anything is obviously missing. The two ends fit together and it looks like that's how it was meant to be from the factory. Sure us enthusiasts know, but most of us would say "that's got to go" if we saw a CDV

I must be in the minority with my OCD, "knowing" that something that was there is no longer there.

[az3579]

Still, it's not like it looks like anything is obviously missing. The two ends fit together and it looks like that's how it was meant to be from the factory. Sure us enthusiasts know, but most of us would say "that's got to go" if we saw a CDV

I must be in the minority with my OCD, "knowing" that something that was there is no longer there.
This is probably why I'm having a hard time deleting my headlight washer system. It's an option that was there... and my OCD is not allowing me to completely get rid of it.

[danewilson77]

I must be in the minority with my OCD, "knowing" that something that was there is no longer there.

I must be in the minority with my OCD, "knowing" that something that was there is no longer there.
This is probably why I'm having a hard time deleting my headlight washer system. It's an option that was there... and my OCD is not allowing me to completely get rid of it.

Yes.

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[terraphantm]

I must be in the minority with my OCD, "knowing" that something that was there is no longer there.
This is probably why I'm having a hard time deleting my headlight washer system. It's an option that was there... and my OCD is not allowing me to completely get rid of it.

Nah I'm like that about most things on the car, but with the CDV, that area looks more stock without it in place lol

The headlight washers I actually like when they work. They do a pretty good job of cleaning salt off the lenses, which is quite helpful in winter

[az3579]

The headlight washers I actually like when they're not leaking. They do a pretty good job of cleaning salt off the lenses, which is quite helpful in winter

Fixed.

[san]

I am trying to get a european custom number plate, something like this -

https://www.customeuropeanplates.com/

and I want to install it on the towing hook location on the front... Has anyone done this? I have seen some people do it using a USA size number plate, so will I need the same parts for the european one as well??

Also my state does not require a front license plate, so will it cause a problem when I drive in states that require a front license plate? Thanks!