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waynejordan02
im getting my hands on a supercharger for my is200 and need a few tips or descriptions to help me do this i have a freiind who is a merchanic but has never fitted one befor so any and as much help would be good please guys
thanks
wayne
Gord
Well done mate, if you didn't live so far down south i could of come and given you a lift mate biggrin.gif
sparkystav
Ditto, LOL
waynejordan02
no worrys guys any tips or description should be ok also on a scale of 1-10 how hard are they to fit or is the hardest part removing the bumper
thanks
wayne
Rob
its about a 3 or a 4 at the most..
waynejordan02
has anyone ever posted up how to install one whistling.gif
sparkystav
Don't think so.

i found the hardest apart was getting the ecu cover off to solder in the ECU.

The only tip i can think of is get all the nuts in loosely on the cradle before you tighten any up.

Stav
Rob
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Sep 24 2007, 11:39 PM) *
Don't think so.

i found the hardest apart was getting the ecu cover off to solder in the ECU.

The only tip i can think of is get all the nuts in loosely on the cradle before you tighten any up.

Stav



Good point! cake the ECU cover off then undo the nuts holding the ecu in place and have a look at the metal cover - check if u have security screws - they may well be 5 pointed torx style screws. Ithey are then u have to drill them out or make a slot in them to use a screwdriver or maybe ask someone at the lex garage to take the screws out for you.

YOU WILL NOT FIND THE SCREWDRIVER BIT IN THE SECURITY BIT SETS U CAN BUY IN THE SHOPS its a torx plus security bit if ur interested
DJ Wozza
Don't they need to put on in a certain order ?
(the cradle nuts that is )
Rob
the bolt holes on the cradle are not 100% accurate as the cradle is hand made - but its about 98% accurate, i found the bolt that goes into the block slightly out so for me it was best to install that one first
waynejordan02
does anyone have the fitting instructions they could email me my email address is waynejordan02@aol.com.
thanks
wayne
Rob
just email tte and they will send it to you
waynejordan02
QUOTE(Rob @ Sep 25 2007, 01:00 PM) *
just email tte and they will send it to you

do you know the site address
Rob
QUOTE(waynejordan02 @ Sep 25 2007, 04:45 PM) *
QUOTE(Rob @ Sep 25 2007, 01:00 PM) *
just email tte and they will send it to you

do you know the site address



yes i do thanks!

just use the same email i gave u before for the stickers, Florian will sort you out with instructions
Gord
QUOTE(waynejordan02 @ Sep 24 2007, 10:19 PM) *
no worrys guys any tips or description should be ok also on a scale of 1-10 how hard are they to fit or is the hardest part removing the bumper
thanks
wayne

Pm'd you my number msn-wink.gif
Gord
QUOTE(Rob @ Sep 24 2007, 10:21 PM) *
its about a 3 or a 4 at the most..

WOW Rob, i know someone who took 2 hrs to take the rear bumper off the is200 ohmy.gif
sparkystav
QUOTE(Rob @ Sep 24 2007, 11:12 PM) *
Good point! cake the ECU cover off then undo the nuts holding the ecu in place and have a look at the metal cover - check if u have security screws - they may well be 5 pointed torx style screws. Ithey are then u have to drill them out or make a slot in them to use a screwdriver or maybe ask someone at the lex garage to take the screws out for you.

YOU WILL NOT FIND THE SCREWDRIVER BIT IN THE SECURITY BIT SETS U CAN BUY IN THE SHOPS its a torx plus security bit if ur interested



Or maybe you will wink.gif

Ebay Link

Found these the other day an promptly got myself a set,

A bit after the horse has bolted but may come in useful for the future.

Stav
Rob
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Sep 25 2007, 06:48 PM) *
QUOTE(Rob @ Sep 24 2007, 11:12 PM) *
Good point! cake the ECU cover off then undo the nuts holding the ecu in place and have a look at the metal cover - check if u have security screws - they may well be 5 pointed torx style screws. Ithey are then u have to drill them out or make a slot in them to use a screwdriver or maybe ask someone at the lex garage to take the screws out for you.

YOU WILL NOT FIND THE SCREWDRIVER BIT IN THE SECURITY BIT SETS U CAN BUY IN THE SHOPS its a torx plus security bit if ur interested



Or maybe you will wink.gif

Ebay Link

Found these the other day an promptly got myself a set,

A bit after the horse has bolted but may come in useful for the future.

Stav


thats a different shaped driver but i suppose it would just about fit... you might have to drill the hole out to a larger size tho

torx plus security bit

ebay link
Rob
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Sep 25 2007, 06:48 PM) *
QUOTE(Rob @ Sep 24 2007, 11:12 PM) *
Good point! cake the ECU cover off then undo the nuts holding the ecu in place and have a look at the metal cover - check if u have security screws - they may well be 5 pointed torx style screws. Ithey are then u have to drill them out or make a slot in them to use a screwdriver or maybe ask someone at the lex garage to take the screws out for you.

YOU WILL NOT FIND THE SCREWDRIVER BIT IN THE SECURITY BIT SETS U CAN BUY IN THE SHOPS its a torx plus security bit if ur interested



Or maybe you will wink.gif

Ebay Link

Found these the other day an promptly got myself a set,

A bit after the horse has bolted but may come in useful for the future.

Stav

sparkystav
well they arrived today and they Fit like a glove no problems at all.

Stav
Rob
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Sep 25 2007, 07:13 PM) *
well they arrived today and they Fit like a glove no problems at all.

Stav



ah well thats good then! might have to get myself some also - i found the same set for £9 but the robbing barstewards want £12 for post to here......
Jamie
Would you have the link to that seller, Rob?

Jamie
Rob
linky

here u go msn-wink.gif
Jamie
Legend, cheers amigo.

Jamie
Rob
QUOTE(Jamie @ Sep 25 2007, 08:01 PM) *
Legend, cheers amigo.

Jamie



any time mate..
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