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TheTechGod
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Hi Andrew,
A few questions...
1) What and where is the scuff plate? 
2) What is the "plastic inner guard"? Will it be obvious after removing the mudflap?
Also, I love step 16. 
Thanks for the detailed explanation, should be easy to do now! |
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Andrew J
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| Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 10:22 pm Post subject: |
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| TheTechGod wrote: | Hi Andrew,
A few questions...
1) What and where is the scuff plate?
2) What is the "plastic inner guard"? Will it be obvious after removing the mudflap?
Also, I love step 16.
Thanks for the detailed explanation, should be easy to do now! |
No worries 
The plasitc inner guard is above the wheel and starts from behind the headlight, and follows along. Its what stops mud and stones and things getting lodged up in the guard and is just a big piece of plastic. Its pretty obvious but, it blocks you from getting to the aerial.
And just be careful, ive read other sets of instructions that state youll scratch yourself, and true to them, you do  |
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TheTechGod
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| Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 12:02 am Post subject: |
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| Thanks again for the info, now I just need to work out what the scuff plate is. |
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Andrew J
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| TheTechGod wrote: | | Thanks again for the info, now I just need to work out what the scuff plate is. |
sorry dude, its that piece of plastic under where the door closes that stops your feet from scraping off the paint. Its long, rectangular, and chances are grey  Its also where youre audio cables run under.
Thats a cross section of it when its taken off, and should continue to look like it, unless, like me, you manage to run it over and destroy it. And just for your information, you cant buy them new in dark grey EB series one style interior![/code] |
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TheTechGod
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| Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanks again, I'll try it on the weekend and let you know how I go |
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TheTechGod
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Hi Andrew,
Managed to do it all... except step 2. So now I have the new aerial in there and the old one lose and next to it because I did not want to unplug the aerial lead until I found the other end to know where it goes.
For step 2, I found two big circle "plastic bits" that look like they would clip out and hide the screws under them. The problem is, I can't seem to clip them out... am I looking at the wrong thing?
Oh and step 13 is right on...
Thanks for any info |
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