the mods look nice and clean, but that sweat band on the shifter.... EWWWW i thought you had better taste!
Nice...
What did you use to drill/cut the hole for the outlet to the right of the steering wheel? I read a post that suggested a unibit but the cheapest one that would do the job was $50. Pretty pricey hole. Alternative suggestions? I' like to get it right the first time.
Once again this place is filled with a wealth of information! I was going to go with the "ramblerdan hole saw idea", but then I had a flash of inspiration - why not kill two birds with one stone! I now have a hole in the dash as well as one in the firewall for the foglight wires!You don't need a Unibit; an inexpensive hole-saw bit will work fine—even one made for wood, if you're careful. I don't recall offhand the size I used on mine, but it was probably 1 1/8" or 1 1/4".
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I think you'll have better results with a circular hole saw (as above) than with the flat-bladed type G13 suggests below. Those are awfully hard to control with thin plastic.
LOL:lol::lol::lol:Once again this place is filled with a wealth of information! I was going to go with the "ramblerdan hole saw idea", but then I had a flash of inspiration - why not kill two birds with one stone! I now have a hole in the dash as well as one in the firewall for the foglight wires!
Note to self for future questions:
1. Engine runs rough.
2. How to replace headlight.
Unless you are going to go crazy with plugging in a whole lot of devices, you can splice into the line you have coming from fuse #2. If you really want to add another add-a-circuit, you can use the fuse #3 slot.I would also like this one to live at all times - any suggestions as to which circuit to tap?
That's the beauty of the Element's interior plastic: It's soft enough that it doesn't want to crack. OTOH that's also the reason so many people bitch about how easily it scratches. Compromise ...The plastic was a lot less brittle than anticipated
Thats funny! Nice Glock btw.Once again this place is filled with a wealth of information! I was going to go with the "ramblerdan hole saw idea", but then I had a flash of inspiration - why not kill two birds with one stone! I now have a hole in the dash as well as one in the firewall for the foglight wires!
Note to self for future questions:
1. Engine runs rough.
2. How to replace headlight.