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ncdave
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You can see a brake line in this photo on right
You can see a brake line in this photo on right
0 2016/01/09 10:31:06 ncdave
O2 is on far left in this shot. Looks like a K frame bolt is visible as well.
O2 is on far left in this shot. Looks like a K frame bolt is visible as well.
0 2016/01/09 10:31:40 ncdave
You can see how rough the whole is in this shot. Looks like a torch was used.
You can see how rough the whole is in this shot. Looks like a torch was used.
0 2016/01/09 10:32:15 ncdave
These photos are all looking up. Notice the part of the frame with wholes. I think that is a bolt on part.
These photos are all looking up. Notice the part of the frame with wholes. I think that is a bolt on part.
0 2016/01/09 10:32:42 ncdave
A nice shot of the notch here. Its located a few inches from the brake line which goes down under the frame to the passenger side front brake.
A nice shot of the notch here. Its located a few inches from the brake line which goes down under the frame to the passenger side front brake.
0 2016/01/09 10:33:57 ncdave
A 2000 and up check valve on the left. If the ref bitches about it, I can swap it out in seconds for the 99 T valve on the right.
A 2000 and up check valve on the left. If the ref bitches about it, I can swap it out in seconds for the 99 T valve on the right.
0 2016/02/02 22:45:31 ncdave
The valve is just below the wiper motor
The valve is just below the wiper motor
0 2016/02/02 22:52:18 ncdave
It will beeven harder to see when I add conduit to the wiper motor wires.
It will beeven harder to see when I add conduit to the wiper motor wires.
0 2016/02/02 22:53:23 ncdave
A close up of the valve.
A close up of the valve.
0 2016/02/02 22:54:04 ncdave
The 2000 and up valve is on the left. The 99 as you can see Is just a "T" which dose not have a solenoid actuator.
The 2000 and up valve is on the left. The 99 as you can see Is just a "T" which dose not have a solenoid actuator.
0 2016/02/02 23:05:02 ncdave
Its tucked away on purpose.
Its tucked away on purpose.
0 2016/02/02 23:05:48 ncdave
A close up.
A close up.
0 2016/02/02 23:06:33 ncdave
The valve is already hard to see but it will be even harder when I install conduit on the wiper motor wires.
The valve is already hard to see but it will be even harder when I install conduit on the wiper motor wires.
0 2016/02/02 23:07:14 ncdave
The 2000 and up valve is on the left. The 99's did not have anything but this "T"
The 2000 and up valve is on the left. The 99's did not have anything but this "T"
0 2016/02/02 23:16:59 ncdave
Mine is hidden behind the wiper motor.
Mine is hidden behind the wiper motor.
0 2016/02/02 23:17:32 ncdave
A close up of the valve.
A close up of the valve.
0 2016/02/02 23:18:38 ncdave
The valve hidden behind the wiper motor. I will further hide it with conduit in the wiper motor wires.
The valve hidden behind the wiper motor. I will further hide it with conduit in the wiper motor wires.
0 2016/02/02 23:19:00 ncdave
The 2000 and up valve is on the left. The 99's only had the "T" and no solenoid.
The 2000 and up valve is on the left. The 99's only had the "T" and no solenoid.
0 2016/02/02 23:30:21 ncdave
I hid it on purpose becuse of the ref. If he calles me on it I will just switch it out.
I hid it on purpose becuse of the ref. If he calles me on it I will just switch it out.
0 2016/02/02 23:30:42 ncdave
A close up of the valve.
A close up of the valve.
0 2016/02/02 23:30:59 ncdave
I will further hide it with conduit on the wiper motor wires.
I will further hide it with conduit on the wiper motor wires.
0 2016/02/02 23:31:27 ncdave
the 2000 valve is on the left.
the 2000 valve is on the left.
0 2016/02/02 23:36:46 ncdave
It's hidden like this on purpose.
It's hidden like this on purpose.
0 2016/02/02 23:37:56 ncdave
A close up of the valve.
A close up of the valve.
0 2016/02/02 23:39:09 ncdave
It will be further hidden when I add conduit to the wiper motor wires. The ref did not like the valve. If he says something about it it can be replaced in seconds with the "T".
It will be further hidden when I add conduit to the wiper motor wires. The ref did not like the valve. If he says something about it it can be replaced in seconds with the "T".
0 2016/02/02 23:40:05 ncdave
The ref did not like the valve last time. He called my car a 99 although I have 2000 wiring and need the valve. If he bitches, I can swap It out in seconds. It will be further hidden by conduit on the wiper motor wires.
The ref did not like the valve last time. He called my car a 99 although I have 2000 wiring and need the valve. If he bitches, I can swap It out in seconds. It will be further hidden by conduit on the wiper motor wires.
0 2016/02/02 23:48:46 ncdave
this is the main photo I used notice the angle of the top cut twards the rear of the car.
this is the main photo I used notice the angle of the top cut twards the rear of the car.
0 2016/05/17 22:25:35 ncdave
I think they look good.
I think they look good.
0 2016/05/17 22:27:25 ncdave
problem area up front. No room for the pillers to go in.
problem area up front. No room for the pillers to go in.
0 2016/05/17 22:28:21 ncdave
In back the rear edge needs to be trimmed down. I used the cutting wheel to grind it doen a bit.
In back the rear edge needs to be trimmed down. I used the cutting wheel to grind it doen a bit.
0 2016/05/17 22:29:25 ncdave
Another view of the rear top corner of the drivers side door.
Another view of the rear top corner of the drivers side door.
0 2016/05/17 22:30:51 ncdave
I ground down this area. Top of the panel.
I ground down this area. Top of the panel.
0 2016/05/17 22:32:05 ncdave
First cut. Dont think you are going to get it perfect the first time.
First cut. Dont think you are going to get it perfect the first time.
0 2016/05/17 22:35:25 ncdave
Although the door will close, I determined that the pillers will need more room to close. AARG! I still got the pillers to do!
Although the door will close, I determined that the pillers will need more room to close. AARG! I still got the pillers to do!
0 2016/05/17 22:36:37 ncdave
My secound set of panels needed to be cut as well. the first set was a test set to see what I needed to do. The secound, darker set is the set I will use on the car.
My secound set of panels needed to be cut as well. the first set was a test set to see what I needed to do. The secound, darker set is the set I will use on the car.
0 2016/05/17 22:38:36 ncdave
Notice the cutting wheel. It can gring as well. cut all the stuff off the back of the panel so it will lay flat aginst the door.
Notice the cutting wheel. It can gring as well. cut all the stuff off the back of the panel so it will lay flat aginst the door.
0 2016/05/17 22:40:53 ncdave
Drilling holes. I used the three 4th gen screw holes to securly fasten the panel to the door. Other smaller screws were used around the perimiter of the panel.
Drilling holes. I used the three 4th gen screw holes to securly fasten the panel to the door. Other smaller screws were used around the perimiter of the panel.
0 2016/05/17 22:42:40 ncdave
Test fit constantly!
Test fit constantly!
0 2016/05/17 22:45:05 ncdave
I had to open up the area where the 4th gen handle goes. I had to cut more after this shot.(1/2 inch up and 2 inches front to rear.
I had to open up the area where the 4th gen handle goes. I had to cut more after this shot.(1/2 inch up and 2 inches front to rear.
0 2016/05/17 22:48:32 ncdave
At this point I had to remove the old handle as I was test fitting the new handle cutting and drilling holes to put the new handle on.
At this point I had to remove the old handle as I was test fitting the new handle cutting and drilling holes to put the new handle on.
0 2016/05/17 22:50:34 ncdave
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