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Old 05-26-2007, 01:41 AM
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I'm taking it that 07's have different heat shields then All I had to do to remove mine was take out 4 bolts and that was it, 02 sensor doesn't even go into it. Interesting
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Originally Posted by amdforever
I'm taking it that 07's have different heat shields then All I had to do to remove mine was take out 4 bolts and that was it, 02 sensor doesn't even go into it. Interesting
Yea the 04-06 have a different Heat Shield design verses the 07....

I guess the 07 design is easier then....That Figures!

Well I am just going to paint the Bastard while attached to the engine then....
The 02 sensor aint budging...and the top right bolt stud is too tall the the shield to go over...Oh Well!!!!!
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Sorry man I'm no help then. You spray painting it?
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Yea i am using the 1000 High Heat paint...Low-Gloss Blk...Hope it comes out decent...
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Make sure you cover everything in plastic
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Old 05-26-2007, 05:28 AM
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Originally Posted by amdforever
Make sure you cover everything in plastic
I did it!!....I was bored...and painted it Right on the engine itself!!

I did cover everything in grabage bags etc....

woo-hoo!
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Old 05-26-2007, 05:32 AM
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AWESOME! Congrats man
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Old 05-26-2007, 05:41 AM
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Congrats on a job poorly done Mr. Goodwrench...I told you to take the stud out with a 4 or 5mm socket.

You can lead a horse to water... And one word...OVERSPRAY! But I'm sure it looks tight, YO!

And the pre-'07 heat shields aren't any harder than the '07's...but if it makes you feel better knowing that perhaps you might just be smarter than a piece of pressed metal then just keep on believing that.

Hopefully you stick around though...you're amusing in an ant under a magnifying glass kind of way Sparky! And your Internet tough-guy routine is top notch...
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Old 05-26-2007, 05:45 AM
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Dude, get the f*ck off this thread, he asked for help and you have done pretty much everything but that. Damn, that's what this forum is for. Don't have any input then STFU. F*ckin immature people on this thing. Mods lock pls
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Actually if you go back I told him three times how to take the thing off...reading comprehension apparently isn't your friend either. If you go back and read S-L-O-W-L-Y you'll see he was spoonfed everything he needed (I can only think of so many ways to say "take the stud out")...so perhaps you'd like to close your meat holster now.
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maturity You "spoonfed" him and he did it his way. Last time I check the motto was "what moves you" -Scion So let him customize his way and STFU
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wow what a troll
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Old 05-26-2007, 06:18 AM
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Maybe the new motto should be, "Dudes who shouldn't be allowed to use tools." Seems appropriate...but if it was a mere stud that delivered defeat in this case I can see how some serious slack should be cut here.

I did notice none of your posts provided any help whatsoever...oh, except use lots of garbage bags. Since all of your contributions in this particular thread were so earth-shatteringly informative perhaps it's you that should STFU.
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Old 05-26-2007, 06:24 AM
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I feel the presence of a Honda lover amongst us. Oh FYI, I said nothing of garbages bags. I doubt your mere 44 posts qualifies you as a Scion enthuastist, go play with your riced out civic
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Originally Posted by amdforever
I feel the presence of a Honda lover amongst us. Oh FYI, I said nothing of garbages bags. I doubt your mere 44 posts qualifies you as a Scion enthuastist, go play with your riced out civic
Oh the irony...I've never actually owned a Honda (outside of a CBR600RR if that still counts) but it's funny that I've got a Hayabusa that's throwing down more power than most of the turboed tC's.

The rest of the beaters in the garage are a built '01 Lightning, a SC'ed H2, a 911 and the daily beater GS300. But I don't know anything about cars in general...and a real "enthusiast," to quote you, would never do a job half-assed but I'm sure that's not the case with you Garbage Bag.

But you're right...you actually used the term "plastic."
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