EBCM fitting
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Racer
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EBCM fitting
I finally got around to fitting my new EBCM taking advantage of the local holidays.
Started at 6 a.m. before it got too hot.
Took my time and got finished up by 8.
The dealer promised to do the job in 3 days so 2 hours does'nt seem bad but I take my hat off to you guys who can do the job in 30 minutes.
Thoroughly enjoyed myself, nothing better than starting her up and no warning lights.
Two pieces of advice;
Have a good selection of torx screw drivers and sockets in different lengths.
Jack the car up and take the middle and bottom screws out from down under.
Started at 6 a.m. before it got too hot.
Took my time and got finished up by 8.
The dealer promised to do the job in 3 days so 2 hours does'nt seem bad but I take my hat off to you guys who can do the job in 30 minutes.
Thoroughly enjoyed myself, nothing better than starting her up and no warning lights.
Two pieces of advice;
Have a good selection of torx screw drivers and sockets in different lengths.
Jack the car up and take the middle and bottom screws out from down under.
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Congrats - good that you could do it yourself and save a bunch of $$$$s in the process (compared to a dealer charge).
