Inside door handles squeak when opened
07-31-2001, 12:01 PM
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Those little handles know if they speak out, they will get lubed and worked.
..just use a very small amount of lithium lube spray on the hindge using the stem tube to min. the overspray. Autoparts store will carry lube spray.
BTW/ Pick up some silicone spay to wipe the sticky window jambs down to save the electric motor life.
..just use a very small amount of lithium lube spray on the hindge using the stem tube to min. the overspray. Autoparts store will carry lube spray.
BTW/ Pick up some silicone spay to wipe the sticky window jambs down to save the electric motor life.
07-31-2001, 12:29 PM
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Originally posted by xenon7:
<STRONG>Those little handles know if they speak out, they will get lubed and worked.
..just use a very small amount of lithium lube spray on the hindge using the stem tube to min. the overspray. Autoparts store will carry lube spray.
BTW/ Pick up some silicone spay to wipe the sticky window jambs down to save the electric motor life.</STRONG>
<STRONG>Those little handles know if they speak out, they will get lubed and worked.
..just use a very small amount of lithium lube spray on the hindge using the stem tube to min. the overspray. Autoparts store will carry lube spray.
BTW/ Pick up some silicone spay to wipe the sticky window jambs down to save the electric motor life.</STRONG>
do u have pics of your wood trim kit?? im trying to compare styles of kits...i think they're a few styles out there.
07-31-2001, 01:24 PM
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Originally posted by Scooter:
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Xenon:
do u have pics of your wood trim kit?? im trying to compare styles of kits...i think they're a few styles out there.</STRONG>
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Xenon:
do u have pics of your wood trim kit?? im trying to compare styles of kits...i think they're a few styles out there.</STRONG>
Basically I have the standard trims on the center consol sides then on the doors/ back seat sides panel strips, and the full wrap around the gauges. Look in the Acura brochure, it shows the dash kit in the options area.
I like it because it is just enough without being pimp.
07-31-2001, 03:48 PM
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Originally posted by Scooter:
<STRONG>gotcha...thought u had the trim kit that wraps around the shifter, cup-holders, stereo, etc. u get the idea</STRONG>
<STRONG>gotcha...thought u had the trim kit that wraps around the shifter, cup-holders, stereo, etc. u get the idea
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Yo, do you think those fender trims are worth it?
[ 07-31-2001: Message edited by: xenon7 ]
07-31-2001, 04:54 PM
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absolutely...accentuates the black trim on the exterior (and consequently the interior as well)...protects the fenders fairly well...worthwhile investment...u'll find that if u put them on, then take them off, the fenders look naked and strange. 
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