hole saw into door
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Melting Slicks
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From: pr, frederick md.
hole saw into door
just thought youd like to hear how i had to drill a hole in my door for the mirror controls to go through, as my door didnt have the hole on the pass. side, for the new mirror i purchased. spinkter was screaming!
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Melting Slicks
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From: pr, frederick md.
im still learning the whole picture posty thing, but the hole was simple to drill, just very scary drilling a hole in your car! i simply centered between the two bolt holes, and used a 1/2" hole saw. the bracket inside the door already has a passage for the control cable. someone replaced my interior over the years and my remote mirror control **** on my door panel was a dummy/fake.
Drifting
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From: Northern NJ
St. Jude Donor '04 & '05
Originally Posted by redc3
im still learning the whole picture posty thing, but the hole was simple to drill, just very scary drilling a hole in your car! i simply centered between the two bolt holes, and used a 1/2" hole saw. the bracket inside the door already has a passage for the control cable. someone replaced my interior over the years and my remote mirror control **** on my door panel was a dummy/fake.
Note that the image tags (img) are misspelled (image) so they will show up here and not actually try and display a picture.
[IMAGE]http://www.yourdomain.com/pictures/yourcarpic.jpg[/IMAGE]
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
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Drifting
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This is the easiest way for me to post pictures--it takes about 30 seconds:
1--reply to the thread on the Corvette Forum
2--open another Internet Explorer window (keep the reply window open)
3--go to http://tinypic.com/
4--hit "browse" and you can search your computer files for a photo
5--hit "host picture" and wait for it to give you 4 options
6--click on the "img" line and make sure that the whole line is selected, and hold down "ctrl" then hit "c" at the same time [in order to Copy the line]
7--in the body of your message where you want to insert your photo, hold down "ctrl" then "v" [in order to Paste the line].
I liked tinypic.com because they do not have pop-up ads, they will auto resize larger photos, and it is free. Good Luck!
1--reply to the thread on the Corvette Forum
2--open another Internet Explorer window (keep the reply window open)
3--go to http://tinypic.com/
4--hit "browse" and you can search your computer files for a photo
5--hit "host picture" and wait for it to give you 4 options
6--click on the "img" line and make sure that the whole line is selected, and hold down "ctrl" then hit "c" at the same time [in order to Copy the line]
7--in the body of your message where you want to insert your photo, hold down "ctrl" then "v" [in order to Paste the line].
I liked tinypic.com because they do not have pop-up ads, they will auto resize larger photos, and it is free. Good Luck!
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