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0 2023/08/03 07:16:53
And finally I placed some felt tape along the support fins of plastic directly below where my wire bundle may possibly touch the panel.
And finally I placed some felt tape along the support fins of plastic directly below where my wire bundle may possibly touch the panel.
0 2021/10/24 21:37:55
So to fix this, I placed 2mm felt tape pieces on top of all factory tape spots as they were all pressed similar showing the plastic coming through.
So to fix this, I placed 2mm felt tape pieces on top of all factory tape spots as they were all pressed similar showing the plastic coming through.
0 2021/10/24 21:35:10
Also I noticed that the factory 1mm felt tape has been pressed so tight that it is essentially plastic against the metal roof panel potentially causing rattles.
Also I noticed that the factory 1mm felt tape has been pressed so tight that it is essentially plastic against the metal roof panel potentially causing rattles.
0 2021/10/24 21:31:07
While looking at the roof panel itself, I noticed that factory they wrapped the center peg in felt tape, but not the left or right pegs?? So I wrapped them to match to ensure no chance of rattling.
While looking at the roof panel itself, I noticed that factory they wrapped the center peg in felt tape, but not the left or right pegs?? So I wrapped them to match to ensure no chance of rattling.
0 2021/10/24 21:29:32
Same here, wrapped in felt tape, gently zip tied to metal roof panel. Again zip tie is snug but not tight so the wire is not damaged.
Same here, wrapped in felt tape, gently zip tied to metal roof panel. Again zip tie is snug but not tight so the wire is not damaged.
0 2021/10/24 21:26:51
For the rest of the wire, I wrapped it in 2mm felt tape and gently zip tied to metal roof panel. Made sure that zip ties are snug but not too tight to compress or damage the wire
For the rest of the wire, I wrapped it in 2mm felt tape and gently zip tied to metal roof panel. Made sure that zip ties are snug but not too tight to compress or damage the wire
0 2021/10/24 21:25:13
I then wrapped the wire with black cloth (landscaping cloth from garage) and then zip tied it to the tie downs making sure to leave the locking side of the zip ties towards the back of the wire bundle away from being able to touch and rattle on any metal or plastic
I then wrapped the wire with black cloth (landscaping cloth from garage) and then zip tied it to the tie downs making sure to leave the locking side of the zip ties towards the back of the wire bundle away from being able to touch and rattle on any metal or plastic
0 2021/10/24 21:22:10
I used plastic zip tie tied down pads with adhesive and strapped them to the metal roof panel with the adhesive and white zip ties as shown.
I used plastic zip tie tied down pads with adhesive and strapped them to the metal roof panel with the adhesive and white zip ties as shown.
0 2021/10/24 21:20:16
So for starters, when I wired my dash cam, I had an excessive amount of wire to bundle up.
So for starters, when I wired my dash cam, I had an excessive amount of wire to bundle up.
0 2021/10/24 21:19:01
Center radiator layout without bumper
Center radiator layout without bumper
0 2021/07/27 21:05:37
0 2021/07/27 21:05:31
Center area you can see the cover panel that ticks into bumper
Center area you can see the cover panel that ticks into bumper
0 2021/07/27 21:05:24
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0 2021/05/13 07:52:34
And once down the side how best to go either behind carpet or back up next to underside of glovebox and down to fuse panel?
And once down the side how best to go either behind carpet or back up next to underside of glovebox and down to fuse panel?
0 2021/04/30 21:30:05
0 2021/04/30 21:29:59
Coming down a pillar, cable would be tucked to this point.
Coming down a pillar, cable would be tucked to this point.
0 2021/04/30 21:29:52
0 2021/04/27 16:55:04
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0 2021/04/26 22:14:36
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0 2021/04/26 22:13:49