How to remove scuff plate?
Feb 16, 2004, 01:00 AM
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Yup. 4 plastic clips. They can be a pain to pop, and they might break if you don't lift evenly. Sticking a screwdriver with a rag around it underneath makes it a little easier.
Of course, you've already done it, but maybe someone who hasn't is reading this. Removing the sill plates is a great way to get at the carpet for running amp lines.
Of course, you've already done it, but maybe someone who hasn't is reading this. Removing the sill plates is a great way to get at the carpet for running amp lines.
Feb 16, 2004, 02:51 PM
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u have t remove these to remove the lower door pillar to
right now i got my whole back seat taken out(the lower part and all across the back) took like 10 minst o get everything out, got all the scuff plates out, lower b pillars...my center dash is out and my whole center console is out...all these wires exposed...
WISH i was hookin up an s-afc and a/f guage but instead of hiding wires for neons...lol
soon though..it will be for wiring an s-afc and boost guage
might custom mount the s-afc into the center console so when i left up the lid or whatnot u see the s-afc and boost guage and a/f guage
it'd be hott! lol
right now i got my whole back seat taken out(the lower part and all across the back) took like 10 minst o get everything out, got all the scuff plates out, lower b pillars...my center dash is out and my whole center console is out...all these wires exposed...
WISH i was hookin up an s-afc and a/f guage but instead of hiding wires for neons...lol
soon though..it will be for wiring an s-afc and boost guage
might custom mount the s-afc into the center console so when i left up the lid or whatnot u see the s-afc and boost guage and a/f guage
it'd be hott! lol
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