Plus it doesn't look as homeless.
the whole console, besides the armrest.
all cf pieces for dirty cheap.
UghIs this auto or bi polar style manual setup?Installed a new center console, so now I don't have the automatic center console anymore and now debris can't get in there as freely!
The boot is different, the knob is the same. The light hitting it is nullifying the colors.This will cause your car to not start.
okay, I guess I'll head to autozone and get a new cap and a screw for the rotor
anything else I might need?To get the screw out, you will have to drill a small hole and use an easy out. Get the ones that have sharp teeth, so it can bite into the screw. If you get the dull version, then you might have to fuck with it and its a PITA to use properly.okay, I guess I'll head to autozone and get a new cap
did you put the dizzy in backwards?tried replacing my dizzy rotor, didn't do it because I was about to strip the screw holding the rotor and didn't have another one handy. (Old rotor was a little worn, but still quite useable and wasn't acting up before hand)
Put the cap back on, screw it in.
Op-check the car. It won't turn on now.
Double checked my wiring and plugs were all in the proper place and seated properly. I'm stumped.
I also noticed I have cracked around the holes for the screws on the cap, but I don't think that will effect performance since there is a metal bushing in there too.
No, the only thing I did was take the rotor cap off, attempt to take out the rotor. Had no luck because the screw was starting to strip and I didn't want it to completely strip, so I gave up and just put my rotor cap back on. Next thing I know the car won't start.