Which would be more beneficial as far as answering common technical questions? show how to tear down a column enough to change the lock, or recover a sunroof headliner.
I’ve got Polly here so she can run the video camera while I do the work.
you've only got about an hour to vote. and then i pull the car in.
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If you might end up doing both anyway, I would would go with the lock replacement first, as it seems more of an important thing to keep the car going. The headliner, being cosmetic, I'd save it for later, and hope the backer doesn't break into at least three pieces on you, like mine did!
i got the video card today, i probably wont be able to start messing with it until thursday. but expect my ugly mug to be plastered all over youtube very soon.
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ohioindy Member
Posts: 2137 From: Wooster Ohio Registered: Nov 2003
I’d like to see a video of you making brownies. Or maybe pineapple upside down cake. I know…breakfast eggs benedict. Just kidding I haven’t had supper yet.
The headlight motor rebuild was really good
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spanky123 Member
Posts: 66 From: Johnstown Pa. Registered: May 2007
PLEASE DO THE LOCKS... I am currently TRYING to do the locks and would love to see a pro do it. Thanks
not unless one of my customers wants to pay me to do it. both of my cars with electric locks have this problem, but i just live with it. but then, i never lock my doors.
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Austrian Import Member
Posts: 3919 From: Monterey, CA Registered: Feb 2007
You should make a video that shows how to fix the power locks so you dont need to push them 10 times to get them to work.
But i vote for the lock thing.
I second that. Added a wishlist :-)
1) Steering wheel lock/tilt/blinker - high beam module 2) Headliner 3) Power locks 4) Dew wipe + glide pad procedure 5) Adjusting torsion bar so that trunk lid doesn't hit me in the head on a windy day. (without destroying windshield) 6) cleaning of contacts for electrical system (headlights, groundstraps, etc.)
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William Federle Member
Posts: 733 From: Milwaukee WI, USA Registered: Sep 1999
Headliner Cause myself i can have column for 50.00 $ around here And it take around 40 minutes to take out another car take your's out and put the other one in . 5 bolts a few connectors , 4 screws
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buddycraigg Member
Posts: 13620 From: kansas city, mo Registered: Jul 2002
Originally posted by Xanth: What happened to part 2 ?
it said something about being denied because of duplicate upload or something like that so i removed it cause i "did" have a problem on my first attempt of uploading part 2. i'll upload it again with and change the link.
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Robert 2 Member
Posts: 2401 From: St Hubert Quebec Canada Registered: Jan 2006
Buddy...Please make the next video on how to change rotors...I bet it is easy...But I have never tried anything with the breaks before. Thanks!
sorry, but i'm only going to do stuff on a "as needed" basis. since my rotors and bearings are fine, i have no need to do them. but if i get a customer that needs them i'll be sure to tape it.
i'm pretty much going to tape everything i do on fieros from now on unless it would really slow me down messing with the camera
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buddycraigg Member
Posts: 13620 From: kansas city, mo Registered: Jul 2002
Originally posted by Xanth: What happened to part 2 ?
i must not have had all of it anyway, cause part 2 was only about 6 minutes long and there is really about another 20 minutes worth of video. so it's a good thing it got deleated, otherwise i may have thought everything was ok.
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buddycraigg Member
Posts: 13620 From: kansas city, mo Registered: Jul 2002