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Clearance of the wiper linkage is about a half inch here when running. The housing can be shifted side to side a little before tightening and I shifted it a tad to the toward passenger side for better clearance.
Clearance of the wiper linkage is about a half inch here when running. The housing can be shifted side to side a little before tightening and I shifted it a tad to the toward passenger side for better clearance.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:06 Red
These screws they sent went right in but getting an Allen wrench on the other, very hard to see driver's side one was awkward, I ultimately used a passthrough ratchet and an Allen bit, a ball head Allen wrench would likely work too.
These screws they sent went right in but getting an Allen wrench on the other, very hard to see driver's side one was awkward, I ultimately used a passthrough ratchet and an Allen bit, a ball head Allen wrench would likely work too.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:11 Red
Inserting it face down and then tipping it back up once in there seemed to work best.
Inserting it face down and then tipping it back up once in there seemed to work best.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:16 Red
5 MM Allen head bolts they sent worked fine
5 MM Allen head bolts they sent worked fine
0 2023/05/27 22:07:19 Red
I loosened this bolt but did need remove it. Lifting up the linkage a little gets you just enough clearance.
I loosened this bolt but did need remove it. Lifting up the linkage a little gets you just enough clearance.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:23 Red
Removing the water shedder was only one bolt and helped a lot
Removing the water shedder was only one bolt and helped a lot
0 2023/05/27 22:07:27 Red
Plan on maybe replacing or touching up the double sided foam tape under this water shedder to keep it sealing well and keep your filter more dry-ish.
Plan on maybe replacing or touching up the double sided foam tape under this water shedder to keep it sealing well and keep your filter more dry-ish.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:31 Red
See that water rectangular drain down in the middle? That was popped up and wouldn't stay down in place (meant to snap in place with 2 little nibs but heat/age deformed enough to not stay in anymore) so I used 4 thin strips of double sided mounting tape to stick in down in there better. Once again thinking better drainage means drier filter.
See that water rectangular drain down in the middle? That was popped up and wouldn't stay down in place (meant to snap in place with 2 little nibs but heat/age deformed enough to not stay in anymore) so I used 4 thin strips of double sided mounting tape to stick in down in there better. Once again thinking better drainage means drier filter.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:34 Red
You put the double sided foam tape on the back side to seal against the firewall. That surface and the housing are slightly curved rather than flat, btw.
You put the double sided foam tape on the back side to seal against the firewall. That surface and the housing are slightly curved rather than flat, btw.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:38 Red
0 2023/10/07 14:03:37 Red
Kinked Antenna Mast
Kinked Antenna Mast
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Rear view of hazard switch inner button.
Rear view of hazard switch inner button.
0 2024/05/31 20:41:26 Red
The middle buttons are similar but smaller and tend not to stick.
The middle buttons are similar but smaller and tend not to stick.
0 2024/05/31 20:41:31 Red
The 4 channels it slides in should be clean and lubricated.
The 4 channels it slides in should be clean and lubricated.
0 2024/05/31 20:41:36 Red
0 2024/05/31 20:41:40 Red
This is the actual underlying button. When pressed the top 2 layers are flush with the 3rd layer. The button is spring loaded and does not stat in when pressed
This is the actual underlying button. When pressed the top 2 layers are flush with the 3rd layer. The button is spring loaded and does not stat in when pressed
0 2024/05/31 20:41:45 Red
0 2024/05/31 20:41:50 Red
The nub between the 2 small squares is what presses the underlying button (rear view of inner button).
The nub between the 2 small squares is what presses the underlying button (rear view of inner button).
0 2024/05/31 20:41:53 Red
The bigger round hole is for the backlighting bulb, the smaller one is only used on the buttons that have an LED on indicator led like the seat heaters or Trac/ Off buttons
The bigger round hole is for the backlighting bulb, the smaller one is only used on the buttons that have an LED on indicator led like the seat heaters or Trac/ Off buttons
0 2024/05/31 20:41:58 Red
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3 more holes in top of side de-mister duct
3 more holes in top of side de-mister duct
0 2024/08/12 08:26:46 Red
0 2024/08/12 08:26:53 Red
3 holes in bottom of side de-mister duct
3 holes in bottom of side de-mister duct
0 2024/08/12 08:26:44 Red
I caulked mine shut with clear-drying silicone
I caulked mine shut with clear-drying silicone
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side bolster heaters. I think the measurements will fit
side bolster heaters. I think the measurements will fit
0 2025/01/24 15:16:53 Red
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one of the 2-part main elements. The kit comes 2 of these, enough for 1 seat.
one of the 2-part main elements. The kit comes 2 of these, enough for 1 seat.
0 2025/01/24 15:16:57 Red
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