These instructions must be read and fully understood before beginning installation. Failure to follow these instructions may result in poor performance, vehicle damage, personal injury, or death. If these instructions are not fully understood, installation should not be attempted.
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011
58 mm LT1 NOS Throttle Body for the 1994-97 Chevrolet
9:37 PM by onesecond
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Labels: Chevrolet, head screws, installation failure, position, sensor, throttle position sensor, torx screws, vacuum lines
Labels: Chevrolet, head screws, installation failure, position, sensor, throttle position sensor, torx screws, vacuum lines
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Honda CR-V DVD Navigation Attachment
1:52 AM by onesecond
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Labels: airbag, clamps, curtain, har, Honda, honda cr v, model 1, navigation unit, pillar, pins, precaution, sunvisor, tabs, torx screws, wire harness, wire ties
Labels: airbag, clamps, curtain, har, Honda, honda cr v, model 1, navigation unit, pillar, pins, precaution, sunvisor, tabs, torx screws, wire harness, wire ties
DVD AVN Navigation Unit P/N: 08A40-1J6-100
Wire Harness Routing Precaution
Disconnect the connectors and terminals by holding them. Do not pull the harness to disconnect the connector.
Do not pull the harness with force. it will damage the har ness.
Cut off the excess of the wire ties.
Connect the connectors and terminals securely until they lock.
Reinstall the connectors to the corresponding stays whenever they are removed. After operation, check that the connectors are installed on the stays securely and not loose or come out of the stays.
Wire Harness Routing Precaution
Disconnect the connectors and terminals by holding them. Do not pull the harness to disconnect the connector.
Do not pull the harness with force. it will damage the har ness.
Cut off the excess of the wire ties.
Connect the connectors and terminals securely until they lock.
Reinstall the connectors to the corresponding stays whenever they are removed. After operation, check that the connectors are installed on the stays securely and not loose or come out of the stays.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
6-Speed Short Shift Install
12:52 AM by onesecond
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Labels: 10mm socket, backside, bolts, box lid, flat blade, intake tube, lock washer, lock washers, nicety, PDF Download, phillips screwdriver, pin clip, red arrow, shaft, short shift, socket 3, torx screws, weights
Labels: 10mm socket, backside, bolts, box lid, flat blade, intake tube, lock washer, lock washers, nicety, PDF Download, phillips screwdriver, pin clip, red arrow, shaft, short shift, socket 3, torx screws, weights
1. Open the package and make sure you received all the appropriate parts.
There should be:
• Cast Shifter Arm
• Five (5) small weights
• Two (2) large weights
• One (1) shifter arm pin c/w lock washer
• Six (6) bolts: (2) short, (2) medium and (2) long, lock washers(2)
2. Start by getting all the appropriate tools that you will need:
• Flat-blade screwdriver
• Phillips screwdriver
• 10mm wrench and socket
• 13mm socket
• 14mm wrench/socket
There should be:
• Cast Shifter Arm
• Five (5) small weights
• Two (2) large weights
• One (1) shifter arm pin c/w lock washer
• Six (6) bolts: (2) short, (2) medium and (2) long, lock washers(2)
2. Start by getting all the appropriate tools that you will need:
• Flat-blade screwdriver
• Phillips screwdriver
• 10mm wrench and socket
• 13mm socket
• 14mm wrench/socket
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