Is it the wrench thing?
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Is it the wrench thing?
No it looks like a socket just has a slit up the side for the wires to run through while you turn it.and as always make sure you disconnect the 02 wiring harness first
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That's what I'm using.
Any tips on pulling the horn fuse block? I cannot get the thing loose.
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Originally Posted by raverockstar
Needle nose pliars. Gently rock back and forth itll come outQuote:
Originally Posted by danielle15
Danielle pull the wires off the horn
I just need a temp fix until tomorrow mid day to shut the horn up. Ilk try with pliers and if I still can't get it ill pull wires
There is a little clip on the horn I believe that you can just unhook then reconnect after its fixed
Hmm, where is that beast located? Front bumper area?
Yeah. Have some one honk the horn in short bursts and you'll find it in a hurry
You said you wrecked the sensor you are removing? Whenever I replace a junk 02 sensor I just cut the wires and use a deep socket. Heat helps removal, and use never seize on new one if you want to take it out later.Quote:
Originally Posted by raverockstar
If its anything like the 04s. Passenger side behind the fog light attached the frame.Quote:
Originally Posted by danielle15
It's not bad. Pull off the door panel. Drill out the 8 or so plastic rivets. Peel off the old fabric, soak it in super hot water so the rest of the foam and glue (underneath the fabric) comes off. Then just copy and outline the old fabrics shape on the new fabric & foam then cover it. Used some spray adhesive and staples to hold the new fabric on and hot glued the finished peice to the door creating a new plastic rivet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad Monkey
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I see she has knee pads on......Quote:
Originally Posted by raverockstar
Can anyone explain how I did this to a gto? The laugh at the end is the haha you just got walked did it 6 times 50+ year old guy atleast he gave a friendly wave!! http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/...ps215b4ddb.mp4
That's a similar method to how I did mineQuote:
Originally Posted by rperry435
Pull the relay.Quote:
Originally Posted by danielle15
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Got pics of yours? Just curious to see what fabric you used.Quote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
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The relay is what I was trying to pull with no luck. Found the mini fuse and pulled it instead. Much easier.Quote:
Originally Posted by osiris94ej
I drove to work found no one there to help me stayed for 30 min to get paid enough to pay for my gas then drove home. Nice to have a day off.