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I'm looking at some MR2's for sale and just stumbled on this clean one, the first thing I noticed though was the Black Ice meme freshener. Please reveal yourself, are all MR2 drivers from /o/?
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>>17360340
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/trott-park/cars-vans-utes/toyota-mr2-aw11-with-4age-20v/1150637938
Forgot the link
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>only /o/tists have black ice trees
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>>17360355
If they have a black ice tree and drive an AW11, it's a good chance that it is someone from /o/
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/o/, help an electrically challenged anon: how would you wire up a horn button that bypasses the clock spring in the steering assembly? Can it be done by simply wiring in a momentary switch directly to the clock spring wires? One side to ground, one side to the junction box?
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>>17360327
What are you trying to accomplish exactly?
Do you have any clue what the clock spring even does?
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>>17360387
I need to bypass the OEM steering assembly and utilize a horn button. The Clock Spring acts as the turn signal reset and as far as I know, acts as the conduit for the horn circuit. Like I said, I'm no electrical wiring expert by any measure and I turn wrenches when I can, but I've never done anything involving wiring, relays, the junction, etc. Before you go on an Aspergers tirade, any other ideas are appreciated.
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>>17360406
1. Look up alarm installs for your make model (thanks for providing that bythe way, makes it super easy to help you you fucking cunt)
2. determine if your horn is negative or positive switched
3. tap horn wire from #1 to momentary NO interrupt switch (a button you mong)
4. attach other end to either ground (-) or 12v (+) source based on #2
You've now bypassed the clock spring which has nothing to do with the turn signals and have a horribly inconvenient button to place in a less convenient location than the OEM steering wheel. as a bonus you didn't completely fucktard your steering wheel or chop up your wiring like the retarded celery stalk you are.
congratulations. ask your mom for a cookie.
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Baitbox - Mail Theft Thread #2
>Please ID this car
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>>17360224
Cam 2
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>>17360224
98-03 Dodge Durango
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DINDU NASIN!!
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/fwd/ General
What to discuss?
>FWD Cars
>FWD Techniques
>Share your rides
FWD Driving Tips:
https://www.carthrottle.com/post/4-things-you-should-never-do-in-a-front-wheel-drive-car/
http://jalopnik.com/how-to-be-fast-with-front-wheel-drive-an-expert-explai-1795906825
https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/articles/race-craft-autocrossing-front-wheel-drive-cars/
Martin Rowe on FWD Racing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZN1aP1o_m8&t=1s
Left Foot Braking:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl7O01h7MU4
REMINDER: No one said FWD was better than RWD and AWD. That won't stop bus-riding faggot from posting it anyway. Just ignore the lazy trolls.
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>>17360196
don't have anything to post so i'll just bump
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I need a new photo, put RPF-1's on it since this.
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When i was younger i was told the Mistu FTO was the best handling FWD car you could buy (this was in 2003-2004ish). Anyone driven one?
>pic related, best handling FWD i ever owned, can be picked up for less than the cost of an xbox one/PS4 and lift off oversteer like a mad cunt.
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When riding a motorcycle with a baseball hat, which way am I supposed to tuck it under the passenger seat strap? Crown of hat facing back of bike or facing my back? I know the downforce pushes it towards front of bike so I'm assuming you put the crown towards back
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The Jury is in boys, what sound do you prefer in a turbo car? BOV or That mad turbo flutter? I know some of the Aussie car scene is awful but how do you not love "psssssSHHHHZUTUTUTUU"
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Is it better than the T1?
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>>17360139
In every way, I'd still take a barn door over one though.
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>>17360139
T5 is better then both these desu.
Would only buy a T1 for its retro looks
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How can Volkswagen even compete?
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Sup /o/, got a real question for once.
I had some switchback led turn signals installed for a while and I had to install resistors to prevent hyperblinking. Now I've realized how dumb this was and switched back to normal turn signal bulbs, however the front blinker is no longer working. The bulb is good, it works when the car is locked or when the hazard lights are on, but when I use the turn signal I get hyperblinking from the mirror indicator and rear indicator and no activity from the front bulb.
The wire where the splice was removed is fairly chewed up, I'm thinking of cutting it and installing a but connector to try and repair the issue but figured I would check with you no-nothings first. Any thoughts?
>picture unrelated
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Bump, anyone work with car electrics?
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>>17360121
If it's chewed you already know the problem. Wrap the loom to make sure you don't have any shorts in the future. Most of those aftermarket systems use cheap wiring that will prematurely wear the loom due to heat and physical contact
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>>17361101
Thanks m8, so cutting it and inserting a but connector will likely work as I'm hoping?
What's the car to drive if I want to avoid EVER getting cucked?
Pic unrelated.
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>>17360004
you mean pic related
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What does /o/ think of my paint job?
Roller brushed on chalkboard paint, sidewalk chalk competition coming up in a few weeks, gonna enter it as a canvas and hopefully get something good on it
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>>17359991
10/10ft
That top tho
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>>17359996
Yeah, I need to reset the top, it settled weird up near the tension cable
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>>17359991
>sidewalk chalk competition
jesus christ what an oddly specific competition lol
you americans
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2009 accord
So I was working on my wheel bearing a while ago and ended up doing this to the axle. I guess I might have pulled on it or something but now the axle is too long for me to try and stick it into the hub. It's like I pulled whatever is in there apart. I'm trying to figure out how to get whatever is inside the boot to sit properly again so I can reassemble the car. Anybody have any input? It's the driver side axle.
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This is the other end of the axle, how I'm assuming it should look.
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Pull the axle out, it clipped in place. Feel through the boot if the ball bearing came loose. If so, buy a new boot, it comes with grease, and just out it all back together. It's white easy.
Plenty of YouTube videos on it as well
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>>17359979
You pulled the inner tripod joint out of the housing.
Just keep trying to push it back in it will go.
Don't hit on it or take it apart.
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who here owns/has owned/has driven the isuzu vehiCROSS?
Less than five thousand produced in the US from '99 to '01. I got in one once at a car lot ten years ago and fell in love, didn't have the money then.
I love the way it looks, I can't explain it. Its futuristic looking and was way ahead of its time. One popped up for sale in my state and I once again am short on money what else is new.
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Is that what the fuck that is? I see a yellow one around town all the time.
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Unfortunate engine failure issues. It could last 30k miles or 200k miles and you'd have no way of knowing.
I was looking into buying one for a while but they're getting a little too pricey to justify the lack of aftermarket and engine issues
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>>17359851
This is how crossovers should look
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What does /o/ listen to while driving
(pic related)
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Post anything Porsche!
>Own one(s)? Tell us about your owner experience?
>Have questions on buying one? I'm sure people here will be able to help you.
Previous Porsche Threads in the last month so far.
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>>17359623
I like the 996. A lot!
What is /o/'s general opinion on this?
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>really like the way the Caymen looks
>everyone will think I'm a poorfag because it isn't a 911
Anyone else share my pain?
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My ideal Daily Driver would be a 2011 Cayman.
>>17359625
It's good, I like the 997 the most but the 996 is second.
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Some anon posted this awhile ago , what body kit does it have ? i think i remember a red and black e46 at Sema having a similar kit.
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