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0 2018/08/04 11:53:21
0 2018/03/29 20:11:05
Not bad after 4 winters. They have not been shampooed.
Not bad after 4 winters. They have not been shampooed.
0 2018/02/20 13:51:06
It may look like crap, but the following pic is after 4 winters and that is just after removing the plastic and WeatherTechs.
It may look like crap, but the following pic is after 4 winters and that is just after removing the plastic and WeatherTechs.
0 2018/02/20 13:48:57
Spring cleaning. This is after I removed the plastic sheets and Pants Savers. All it needed are a trim wipe down and some light vacuuming. These have never been shampooed.
Spring cleaning. This is after I removed the plastic sheets and Pants Savers. All it needed are a trim wipe down and some light vacuuming. These have never been shampooed.
0 2018/02/20 13:45:33
Thanks to a couple of layers of 6 mil plastic, my carpets were dry till the 15th year.
Thanks to a couple of layers of 6 mil plastic, my carpets were dry till the 15th year.
0 2018/02/20 13:43:50
Pants Savers are useless for holding any water, so I would place a dollar store chami under them.
Pants Savers are useless for holding any water, so I would place a dollar store chami under them.
0 2018/02/20 13:42:28
And because Pants Savers are totally useless unless you are "parked" and do not take curves, I put a layer of a dollar star imitation chami under them to catch what overflows.
And because Pants Savers are totally useless unless you are "parked" and do not take curves, I put a layer of a dollar star imitation chami under them to catch what overflows.
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0 2017/10/13 17:32:58
The best way to get to the block heater screw plug is from a 45 degree side angle instead of straight down past the valve cover and ignition sticks that are in the way. Unplug the connector that goes to the front O2 sensor by depressing the tab on it and pulling up on it. (yellow circle) Unplug the O2 sensor connector from the metal bracket by depressing the tab on it and pushing it downwards. Unbolt the bolt holding the bracket (yellow dot) using a 14 mm socket. Lift the automatic transmiss
The best way to get to the block heater screw plug is from a 45 degree side angle instead of straight down past the valve cover and ignition sticks that are in the way. Unplug the connector that goes to the front O2 sensor by depressing the tab on it and pulling up on it. (yellow circle) Unplug the O2 sensor connector from the metal bracket by depressing the tab on it and pushing it downwards. Unbolt the bolt holding the bracket (yellow dot) using a 14 mm socket. Lift the automatic transmiss
0 2017/10/13 17:30:51
Remove the air duct.
Remove the air duct.
0 2017/10/13 17:29:24
The hex at the end takes a 24 mm socket. An aluminum sealing washer is included in the kit. Torque specification is: 75 - 85 Nm (55 -63 lbf.ft.)
The hex at the end takes a 24 mm socket. An aluminum sealing washer is included in the kit. Torque specification is: 75 - 85 Nm (55 -63 lbf.ft.)
0 2017/10/13 17:27:31
This is what comes from Acura in the box.
This is what comes from Acura in the box.
0 2017/10/13 17:24:30