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shanjon

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been busy today
« on: 16 October 2008, 23:54:23 »

been busy today, first off i sorted out cam cover gaskets as i was sick of all the smoke lol,  :)
then i stopped the battery light glowing slightly at night and then i trial fitted my facelift rear bumper and rear mouldings, (i know they need spraying before you all say it)


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Re: been busy today
« Reply #1 on: 17 October 2008, 09:12:54 »

Looking good!! much nicer with facelift bumper and mouldings!!  :y
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« Reply #2 on: 17 October 2008, 09:24:43 »

You have been busy and is starting to look really good! :y  I certainly prefere the facelift features. :D ;)
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Re: been busy today
« Reply #3 on: 17 October 2008, 14:57:28 »

it has been really hard to find the rear mouldings and bumper, facelift estates are like goldust to find in a scrappy,
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Re: been busy today
« Reply #4 on: 07 November 2008, 17:45:44 »

UPDATED PICS, ,,,,, I SPRAYED AND FITTED THEM TODAY AND NOT A BAD COLOUR MATCH EITHER


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Re: been busy today
« Reply #5 on: 07 November 2008, 17:48:13 »

how did you attach the facelift mouldings bud ?? and how are the ones on boot lid attached ?? i have a set of facelift mouldings already painted ready to go on !  :-/
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Re: been busy today
« Reply #6 on: 07 November 2008, 17:57:04 »

Looking gooood 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) :y
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shanjon

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Re: been busy today
« Reply #7 on: 07 November 2008, 18:17:37 »

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how did you attach the facelift mouldings bud ?? and how are the ones on boot lid attached ?? i have a set of facelift mouldings already painted ready to go on !  :-/

The original rear quarter mouldings are clipped on in a similar way to the facelift ones and the car already has the little bits of metal sticking out for the clips to clip onto , i was pleasantly surprised at this as i was expecting them to be stuck on with that ruddy double sided foam the only thing you need to do is drill a hole in the arch to fit a screw in the end of the trim,

as for the boot trim this also is easy to do as the old trims are attached in exactly the same way as the f/l ones (SEE PICS)

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« Reply #8 on: 07 November 2008, 18:23:24 »

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how did you attach the facelift mouldings bud ?? and how are the ones on boot lid attached ?? i have a set of facelift mouldings already painted ready to go on !  :-/
I fixed mine with Sikaflex, it sticks like poo to a woolly blanket :y
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« Reply #9 on: 07 November 2008, 18:25:34 »

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how did you attach the facelift mouldings bud ?? and how are the ones on boot lid attached ?? i have a set of facelift mouldings already painted ready to go on !  :-/

The original rear quarter mouldings are clipped on in a similar way to the facelift ones and the car already has the little bits of metal sticking out for the clips to clip onto , i was pleasantly surprised at this as i was expecting them to be stuck on with that ruddy double sided foam the only thing you need to do is drill a hole in the arch to fit a screw in the end of the trim,

as for the boot trim this also is easy to do as the old trims are attached in exactly the same way as the f/l ones (SEE PICS)



cheers dude  :y have you changed the door ones yet ??  :-?
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« Reply #10 on: 07 November 2008, 18:25:58 »

Oh and if you are fitting a f/l bumper as well you will need to redrill some holes as some dont line up,
the hole on each side behind the reflector is out of line as are the holes for the screws that hold the reflectors on,
you will also need to drill a hole in each wheelarch to secure the bumper there as well
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how did you attach the facelift mouldings bud ?? and how are the ones on boot lid attached ?? i have a set of facelift mouldings already painted ready to go on !  :-/
I fixed mine with Sikaflex, it sticks like poo to a woolly blanket :y

i might end up going down that route pete !  :y
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« Reply #12 on: 07 November 2008, 18:26:59 »

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Oh and if you are fitting a f/l bumper as well you will need to redrill some holes as some dont line up,
the hole on each side behind the reflector is out of line as are the holes for the screws that hold the reflectors on,
you will also need to drill a hole in each wheelarch to secure the bumper there as well

im not got a fancy bumper so i can have a twin exh at each side  8-) 8-)
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« Reply #13 on: 07 November 2008, 18:28:13 »

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how did you attach the facelift mouldings bud ?? and how are the ones on boot lid attached ?? i have a set of facelift mouldings already painted ready to go on !  :-/

The original rear quarter mouldings are clipped on in a similar way to the facelift ones and the car already has the little bits of metal sticking out for the clips to clip onto , i was pleasantly surprised at this as i was expecting them to be stuck on with that ruddy double sided foam the only thing you need to do is drill a hole in the arch to fit a screw in the end of the trim,

as for the boot trim this also is easy to do as the old trims are attached in exactly the same way as the f/l ones (SEE PICS)



cheers dude  :y have you changed the door ones yet ??  :-?
yes m8 i changed those about 4-5 weeks ago and am really pleased with the way the car looks :y
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Re: been busy today
« Reply #14 on: 07 November 2008, 18:32:37 »

how did you attach them bud ??  :-/
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