What have you done to your MSP today?

[Wagonbacker9]

why does the boot need replacing? are they torn?

 

[Zack]

yea. i see grease splattered on the underside directly above the joint the boots are on

 

[speed1585]

ok bled all 4 tonight after work. all seems well. its a b**** to remember how something felt before it messed up and after you fixed it... so will see.

I also filled up my coolant way too much lol.

 

[Shadow102]

yea. i see grease splattered on the underside directly above the joint the boots are on

Are the boots torn/split or is it just the clamp not holding it in? You can replace just the clamp...replacing the boot is quite a bit more of a pita. I and not even sure protege axles come apart in which case you need a special tool to do a boot....aka replace the whole axle

 

[evilmonkeyMSP]

should have installed speed bleeders when doing this....makes life soooooooooo much easier.

ok bled all 4 tonight after work. all seems well. its a b**** to remember how something felt before it messed up and after you fixed it... so will see.

I also filled up my coolant way too much lol.

 

[Matrix]

I ordered a Kenwood KDC-MP442U head unit to replace my crapped out stock KDC-MP919. I'm hoping that because it's another Kenwood unit, the new one should be a simple plug and play installation using the same connectors.

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

I ordered a Kenwood KDC-MP442U head unit to replace my crapped out stock KDC-MP919. I'm hoping that because it's another Kenwood unit, the new one should be a simple plug and play installation using the same connectors.

yes.

 

[Matrix]

yes.

A man of few words, your wisdom speaks volumes.
Next time try to give me an abridged answer, yeah? LOL
Thanks! (thumb)

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

A man of few words, your wisdom speaks volumes.
Next time try to give me an abridged answer, yeah? LOL
Thanks! (thumb)

lol. well from my experience, most/all of the kenwoods have the same connector in the back. so i would assume that it should be plug and play..

 

[Matrix]

lol. well from my experience, most/all of the kenwoods have the same connector in the back. so i would assume that it should be plug and play..

Awesome. I assumed the same, but the fact that there is a ~6 year diffference between the two models, I thought there was a chance they may have changed things. Oh well, even if they did, it probably won't complicate the install all that much.

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

Awesome. I assumed the same, but the fact that there is a ~6 year diffference between the two models, I thought there was a chance they may have changed things. Oh well, even if they did, it probably won't complicate the install all that much.

nah. those are really easy to install.. i can have mine out in something like 5 mins. lol.

 

[Ricktalife]

Awesome. I assumed the same, but the fact that there is a ~6 year diffference between the two models, I thought there was a chance they may have changed things. Oh well, even if they did, it probably won't complicate the install all that much.

what sucked then still sucks now LOL. only kidding.(rofl2)

 

[StealthWyvern]

(rofl)

what sucked then still sucks now LOL. only kidding.(rofl2)

lmfao

 

[NJ MSP]

I just finished putting in my hard intercooler pipes

 

[K. Soze]

Installed the JDP carbon fiber front splitter.

I also installed Forcefeds carbon fiber radio bezel a week or two back. I wanted to post a picture so he could see what it looks like installed

Here's the splitter...

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

sick! awesome.

forcefed-nice work dude.

 

[fishdonotbounce]

I don't know what looks better, the bezel or the splitter.

 

[Ricktalife]

both look amazing. i wish i could get a splitter, but with the bad roads, and the winter time it would be like a plow.

 

[not yellow]

all the interior CF is a bit ricetastic, but the front end looks awesome!

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

all the interior CF is a bit ricetastic, but the front end looks awesome!

you think so? wow.. it's legit cf.. like.. the radio bezel isn't stick on pieces..it's a legit CF surround.