Another Newbie to CL
02-11-14 | 09:58 PM
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From: ca
02-12-14 | 08:54 PM
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Joined: Dec 2013
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From: Wild wild west
I hear ya... We have allot of cars in our group that have the clear bra on them that look really good. Not sure what brand it is but I will find out first.. Thanks for the heads up..
02-12-14 | 09:36 PM
#20
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From: Wild wild west
Had a call today that the wheels are gonna be a bit of a delay.. Oh well I am in no hurry..
Just wanted to get the tires and wheels on asap so I had a lil something better to look at
Looks like the tint will be next..
Just wanted to get the tires and wheels on asap so I had a lil something better to look at
Looks like the tint will be next..
02-13-14 | 06:38 AM
#21
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Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 4,785
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From: The South
Well the first of the Mod parts showed up today..
Pretty fast shipping and packaged very well..
Read the instructions in about 5 minutes and started to get set up for the install...
Disconnect the negative on the battery..
First was to get the brand new packing blanket out to cover the seat and floor.
The instructions say to pull off the trim pieces being careful to pull them off in a straight motion so that the clips are not damaged.
I like to use the trim tools designed for this type of work
I wrapped up the trim pieces in clean micro fiber cloths to avoid scratches and damage
The small panel next to the knee air bag takes quite a bit of pressure to remove..
It does provide access to one of the 10mm bolts that need to be removed..
Glove box comes off with 5 screws like this.. 2 bottom 3 top
You can see I se all of these on the floor because they have wires connected to them and you never want to disconnect the air bags.. Just put some soft cloths between the pieces so nothing gets damaged..
At last we find what we have been looking for
Disconnect the plugs and start plugging in the harness
There is a hole in the back of the glove box that you can put the cable for the controller in
Put everything back in the reverse order
After I reconnected the battery and touched the start button.
And the unit is installed
Total time including stopping to take pics along the way 40 mins
Followed the instructions and set the system up with 5 pre sets of differing combinations...
Pretty fast shipping and packaged very well..
Read the instructions in about 5 minutes and started to get set up for the install...
Disconnect the negative on the battery..
First was to get the brand new packing blanket out to cover the seat and floor.
The instructions say to pull off the trim pieces being careful to pull them off in a straight motion so that the clips are not damaged.
I like to use the trim tools designed for this type of work
I wrapped up the trim pieces in clean micro fiber cloths to avoid scratches and damage
The small panel next to the knee air bag takes quite a bit of pressure to remove..
It does provide access to one of the 10mm bolts that need to be removed..
Glove box comes off with 5 screws like this.. 2 bottom 3 top
You can see I se all of these on the floor because they have wires connected to them and you never want to disconnect the air bags.. Just put some soft cloths between the pieces so nothing gets damaged..
At last we find what we have been looking for
Disconnect the plugs and start plugging in the harness
There is a hole in the back of the glove box that you can put the cable for the controller in
Put everything back in the reverse order
After I reconnected the battery and touched the start button.
And the unit is installed
Total time including stopping to take pics along the way 40 mins
Followed the instructions and set the system up with 5 pre sets of differing combinations...
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