Random Little Question Thread
#62
07-28-2010, 09:13 PM
#64
07-28-2010, 09:15 PM
#65
07-28-2010, 09:17 PM
im sure the copper iso-thermal plenum will work just fine were you are at ... some people will get the coolant control valve as well with their set up but don't ever use it ... so i would just stick with the copper set up
#67
07-28-2010, 09:30 PM
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I'm making this thread so people can ask a random little question without making a totally new thread for that small question that doesn't need a whole thread. Obviously i had to break the ice on this new forum 'tool' (as i am going to put it) and or/idea and make a thread for my random little question. Reply if you want, ask questions if you got 'em! 
Anyways, my question is, i recently replaced the bracket in my door because the **** started popping all the way down the road. An annoying pop that went away when i held the top of the handle with my hand. I originally replaced the bracket because some where down the line, it got bored out. Seemed to happen after i hit that MAJOR rattle making pot hole down in Jacksonville florida that shook me and my car to bits.
It has been popping ever since.
Replaced bracket, and it still pops. I added felt all around it to see if that would help and it didn't. I am almost thinking that it could be happening in between where the leather armrest 'handle' thing at the top is joining with the plastic door panel (because those aren't one piece, correct?) and if so, is there any way to get under there to add some felt? Does anyone else even have an annoying pop that CANNOT be drowned out? It honestly drives me so far up the wall that i am having a hard time breathing rom the altitude. I am about ready to just dynomat the crap out of the door.
Any suggestions for 'pop' removal would be appreciated.
Anyways, my question is, i recently replaced the bracket in my door because the **** started popping all the way down the road. An annoying pop that went away when i held the top of the handle with my hand. I originally replaced the bracket because some where down the line, it got bored out. Seemed to happen after i hit that MAJOR rattle making pot hole down in Jacksonville florida that shook me and my car to bits.
It has been popping ever since.
Replaced bracket, and it still pops. I added felt all around it to see if that would help and it didn't. I am almost thinking that it could be happening in between where the leather armrest 'handle' thing at the top is joining with the plastic door panel (because those aren't one piece, correct?) and if so, is there any way to get under there to add some felt? Does anyone else even have an annoying pop that CANNOT be drowned out? It honestly drives me so far up the wall that i am having a hard time breathing rom the altitude. I am about ready to just dynomat the crap out of the door.
Any suggestions for 'pop' removal would be appreciated.
Obviously, you would want to make sure you didn't get any on the finish surfaces of the door panel, just inside mounting points.
It's quite simple...
^
See... Janik's thread just saved an innocent n00b
#72
07-28-2010, 09:42 PM
#73
07-28-2010, 09:43 PM
#74
07-28-2010, 09:51 PM
Have you tried hitting the affected area with a little WD-40? I know, it sounds like a red-nek fix, but I've seen it work wonders before... My cousin had a squeak in the A-pillar on his Bonneville, and he could NOT git rid of it. Finally he shot some good-ol WD behind it... squeak gone
Obviously, you would want to make sure you didn't get any on the finish surfaces of the door panel, just inside mounting points.
It's quite simple...
I have a spare passenger front... I'll have to check the condition of it though.
^
^Yep... had that been it's own thread, I would have burned it to the ground
See... Janik's thread just saved an innocent n00b
Obviously, you would want to make sure you didn't get any on the finish surfaces of the door panel, just inside mounting points.
It's quite simple...
I have a spare passenger front... I'll have to check the condition of it though.
^
^Yep... had that been it's own thread, I would have burned it to the ground
See... Janik's thread just saved an innocent n00b
ashley he did just make a full new thread on the subject of a 06 front bumper lmfaoooooooooooooooo
