Maintenance / Repair Help
#228
#231
Originally Posted by ws-6driver
the problem is that i used this web site and several others searching "maintenance manual", "repair manual", and "technical manual" and none of them resulted in relevant items. thanks for the help though.
https://g35driver.com/forums/faq-diy...e-manuals.html
On that note, does anyone know how to enforce literal searches? I tried using quotes like this:
"Factory Service Manuals"
and I also tried this:
"Factory+Service+Manuals"
...but the search results included all threads with any of the 3 words in their title.
#232
Originally Posted by heftylefty58
Check out psedog's "Factory Service Manuals" sticky in the FAQ & DIY section:
https://g35driver.com/forums/faq-diy...e-manuals.html
On that note, does anyone know how to enforce literal searches? I tried using quotes like this:
"Factory Service Manuals"
and I also tried this:
"Factory+Service+Manuals"
...but the search results included all threads with any of the 3 words in their title.
https://g35driver.com/forums/faq-diy...e-manuals.html
On that note, does anyone know how to enforce literal searches? I tried using quotes like this:
"Factory Service Manuals"
and I also tried this:
"Factory+Service+Manuals"
...but the search results included all threads with any of the 3 words in their title.
#233
#234
#236
Door panels is a good thing to do. I just had mine done with the audio install and I can really notice a difference. The car is quieter and feels more solid on the doors. The trunk does not really need it much. I was almost positive I would with my sub but it does not really rattle at all. The floor would be overkill unless you are jusr trying to get rid of all the road noise. If that is the case you would need to hit the wheel wells also.
Sorry Eugene...
Lets not get off the topic of the OP.
Sorry Eugene...
Lets not get off the topic of the OP.
#239
Originally Posted by rolltide
Anyone in the Sac/Woodland/Davis area know how to take the clicking out of my goddamn axle?
free lunch & beer....
free lunch & beer....
#240
Originally Posted by truste307
could you tell me the safest method (even just your opinion) to debadge the car by chance.
1)was the car really well
2)heat the badge(s) with a heat gun or similar.. make sure not to overheat.
3)remove heated badge(s).
4)wash again and dry
5)use detailing clay to clean up the mess (I've heard of people having success with products like goo gone also).
6)wash again
7)remove any scratches
8)wax
In any case, read-up on the paint care section to get in-depth experiences and info. good luck!