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Post by bnefit on Aug 20, 2005 19:50:24 GMT 10
hi guys
David, Philip and I have done this diy today. the purpose of this mesh is to act as a protection for the radiator on the front bumper. i'll post the detail write up tonight.
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Post by f**k on Aug 20, 2005 22:22:55 GMT 10
if u can, photo as well plx
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Post by channeldavid on Aug 21, 2005 21:56:43 GMT 10
I may install another mesh! Sigh~~! It looks so gay now!  |
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Post by bnefit on Aug 21, 2005 22:22:23 GMT 10
Equipment required Wire Mesh Cable Ties David and I got our mesh from Super Cheap Auto.  Step 1 Remove the front bumper. There are 2 screws and 2 catches at the sides, 2 screws and 4 catches at the bottom of the bumper.    Step 2 Cut and fit the mesh to cover the openings.  Step 3 Secure the mesh onto the bumper using cable ties. The position of where to put the cable ties is up to individual.DIY completed.    ------------------------------------------------------------------ Disclaimer None of the authors, contributors or anyone else can be responsible for your use of the information contained in or linked from the above information. No consequential damages can be sought against the authors, contributors or anyone, as the information resources were developed on a voluntary basis and provided to you gratuitously. There is no agreement between you and the authors, contributors or anyone else regarding your use or modification of the information. YOUR INDEPENDENT CONFIRMATION ON THE INFORMATION IS STRICTLY RECOMMENDED! |
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Post by f**k on Aug 21, 2005 22:30:14 GMT 10
good, i think i will install it!!
such depends on u guys when!!
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Post by wickee on Aug 21, 2005 23:28:26 GMT 10
how come no one told me when this diy was ?  |
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Post by channeldavid on Aug 22, 2005 0:10:01 GMT 10
how come no one told me when this diy was ? mmmm.. the story is like this: suppose i am the only person wanna go to Sunflower to buy the mesh, and i told Kelvin that i go to there, and he said he wanna go too. Philip pick up Sunny (the boss) to Sunflower on that day. But i bought a mesh from Super Cheap b4 i go to Sunflower on that day morning! ....... then end up 3 of us have done the DIY! Sorry, is all my fault, i don't have patience to wait for this DIY with u guys! sorry!!  But anyway, Sine my "PINK" mesh (i thought is RED when i bought it) made my car look gay, i will do this DIY again with other colours! |
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Post by bnefit on Aug 22, 2005 0:11:10 GMT 10
it wasn't really meant to be a diy day and everything was really last minute. david was suppose to be the only one doing the mesh. anyway, chris and roger want to do this diy as well. we'll help you guys out during our next diy day!  |
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Post by channeldavid on Aug 22, 2005 0:12:55 GMT 10
how come no one told me when this diy was ? mmmm.. the story is like this: suppose i am the only person wanna go to Sunflower to buy the mesh, and i told Kelvin that i go to there, and he said he wanna go too. Philip pick up Sunny (the boss) to Sunflower on that day. But i bought a mesh from Super Cheap b4 i go to Sunflower on that day morning! ....... then end up 3 of us have done the DIY! Sorry, is all my fault, i don't have patience to wait for this DIY with u guys! sorry!! But anyway, Sine my "PINK" mesh (i thought is RED when i bought it! but look red in the photos  ) made my car look gay, i will do this DIY again with other colours! |
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Post by channeldavid on Aug 22, 2005 0:16:30 GMT 10
but the way, the way of taking out the 03-04's and 05's bumper are different!
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Post by f**k on Aug 22, 2005 0:53:39 GMT 10
but i think pink is quite ok woo, i also think do i use this color
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Post by wickee on Aug 22, 2005 2:04:57 GMT 10
really? Easier or harder
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Post by bnefit on Aug 22, 2005 9:00:19 GMT 10
its almost the same! just that the positions of some catches are different. but 02-04 models require more material than 05. if you look at the pictures carefully, you'll find that there are 2 major openings you need to take care of if your jazz is a 02-04 model. |
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Post by Half Schumacher on Aug 22, 2005 9:34:31 GMT 10
05 non vtis bumper is so damn easy. just a flat piece of mesh and no curving required.
the 04 one suck!!!.
it's also a pain in the butt to put the bumper back......
also we didn't have enough space to do more cars on the day anyway. cos we had to put the bumper on the sofa to avoid scratching the paint.
just a note that the zip tie on the silver car is a temp thing to secure the mesh until the "glue" thingy is dry.
thanks Jazz for the write up.
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Post by bnefit on Aug 22, 2005 9:38:04 GMT 10
05 non vtis bumper is so damn easy. just a flat piece of mesh and no curving required. the 04 one suck!!!. it's also a pain in the butt to put the bumper back...... also we didn't have enough space to do more cars on the day anyway. cos we had to put the bumper on the sofa to avoid scratching the paint. just a note that the zip tie on the silver car is a temp thing to secure the mesh until the "glue" thingy is dry. thanks Jazz for the write up. curving required too for the 05 as well. ;D yeah, putting the bumper back is quite a job. thanks to sunny for letting us make use of his workshop again  |
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