HARDTRAILZ
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- Nov 18, 2011
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Tried to finish wash job lul one started but there is a ridiculous amount of tar down one side. What y'all use to get tar off?
wesman43 said:Oh, mine has stage 4 interior noise-kemia. Everything I think of makes a noise when I go over a bump, something inside the back hatch, a door or two, and the sunroof :3
HARDTRAILZ said:Tried to finish wash job lul one started but there is a ridiculous amount of tar down one side. What y'all use to get tar off?
Sparky said:Well my headlight project just came to an abrupt halt. I ended up trimming my thumb instead of some plastic with my utility knife by using it like a moron I have a wad of paper towels wrapped around it right now with a rubber band putting pressure on it, hopefully that stops the bleeding. Brand new blade too so it cut pretty deep. Ouch.
Good news is I think the trimming is just about done so I think I'm still on track for getting this finished up.
HARDTRAILZ said:Tried to finish wash job lul one started but there is a ridiculous amount of tar down one side. What y'all use to get tar off?
HARDTRAILZ said:Tried to finish wash job lul one started but there is a ridiculous amount of tar down one side. What y'all use to get tar off?
DDonnie said:Try goof off or goo be gone
HARDTRAILZ said:Tried to finish wash job lul one started but there is a ridiculous amount of tar down one side. What y'all use to get tar off?
Short Bus said:Why haven't we seen pics of these lights?
HARDTRAILZ said:Tried to finish wash job lul one started but there is a ridiculous amount of tar down one side. What y'all use to get tar off?
Playsinsnow said:I've used a foam bug pad with a mesh cover to get pounds of bugs and tar off. Dawn dish soap or heavily watered down paint thinner. Not the best for paint but neither is tar. Rinse thoroughly immediately. Never any issues.
Car wash I worked at when I was 14/15 we used a 50/50 paint thinner water, sometimes more paint thinner. It comes off very fast and we cleaned it up asap. Don't know about long term consequences with that high of a mix
no one ever came back to complain, just liked the look of NO TAR. Didn't matter what kind of car you brought in.
dmanns67 said:Just purchased my tune from PCMofNC, as today is the last day of the sale. PCM will be shipping out Friday morning after work!
Sparky said:Taking a break for dinner at the moment, but I have all the wiring figured out and tested. Thanks GM for breaking wiring rules, again. The front markers are neither SRCK or traditional wiring, just some sort of goofball stuff. But, figured it out and we're good. Tonight I'll be sealing up the lights and be ready to go tomorrow
I also painted my grille black again to clean it up from the 11 years of weathering.
Also, a quick cell pic preview of the passenger light. Not fully assembled and the lens isn't on there yet, but it gives you the idea. Yes, those are LED strip turn signals, and a little more
Charley12 said:So I've been putting off the order of my tune... then you posted the word SALE!!! My order is in! Not sure what to do next though! Lol
Showtyme said:The words "and more" peak my curiosity. Might these be switchback strips?
Ryda55555 said:Do you suffer from squeaky glovebox?
Worry no more, ryda55555 has come up with a simple yet very effective fix
Conner299 said:Thank you very much for this write up. It motivated me to get off my bum and fix a problem I've had, with my console cover. Mine was squeaky, but only because the inner upper cover was broken. It came with a "soft" spot, as if someone had leaned too hard on it. Didnt quite know how to go about it, until your post gave me my "Ah-Ha" moment.
After getting it apart, I saw how deep the damage was. The plate the hinge attaches to had broken away from the lid. Not a huge problem, since the hinge screws will hold it all together securely. I tried to assemble it with just the foam filler, at first. It was a little better. I realized I needed something thin and stiff, between the lid and the foam. Luckily, I had some left over Plexiglas. The wife wanted me to throw it out months ago. I told her I might need it someday. Today I got to tell her "I told you so!". Anyhow, it goes lid top, Plexiglas, Foam, then lid bottom. The foam was just some self expanding packing foam that came in a box at work. The lid feels like its brand new again. Thanks again for this post Ryda55555.
DDonnie said:
Sparky said:Taking a break for dinner at the moment, but I have all the wiring figured out and tested. Thanks GM for breaking wiring rules, again. The front markers are neither SRCK or traditional wiring, just some sort of goofball stuff. But, figured it out and we're good. Tonight I'll be sealing up the lights and be ready to go tomorrow
I also painted my grille black again to clean it up from the 11 years of weathering.
Also, a quick cell pic preview of the passenger light. Not fully assembled and the lens isn't on there yet, but it gives you the idea. Yes, those are LED strip turn signals, and a little more
mikeinDE said:I'm guessing after that kinda treatment you would wanna throw a nice coat of wax on the area......
Ryda55555 said:Glad i could help!
Did the plexi really fix it? I would of assumed you'd need some sort of adhesive to fasten the plexi to the lid so it doesnt flex because of the foam underneath
But nice work! Looks good, and i bet it feels better
DDonnie said:
dmanns67 said:$20.00 off is not a bad deal, basically paid for the UPS 2nd day air shipping. Next fill out the tune order sheet (If you have not already) with all of the specifications for your tune and submit. I made a copy of each page of the tune order sheet and plan on sending that in the box with the PCM so there is no confusion. They also ask for the VIN number as well so have that handy.
Then I would contact Kelly at PCMofNC and give them a heads up on when you plan on sending the PCM in and a deadline when you need it returned, unless you went the loaner route. They also have a How-To on their website on how to remove the PCM. From what I have been told, if you mail in your PCM they get it shipped back out within the same day (If it arrives in the morning). Worst case is the next morning. Mail in tunes take priority according to Kelly.