Front brake ducts?
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Front brake ducts?
Is there front cooling ducts like the rears you can install for the track? I see a open air ducts in the front next to the radiator and a plastic tray that kind of points to the front wheel. I'm asking because dealer installed the rear brake ducts during the PDI and I also did not get a funnel for the gas tank.
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Is there front cooling ducts like the rears you can install for the track? I see a open air ducts in the front next to the radiator and a plastic tray that kind of points to the front wheel. I'm asking because dealer installed the rear brake ducts during the PDI and I also did not get a funnel for the gas tank.
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Is there front cooling ducts like the rears you can install for the track? I see a open air ducts in the front next to the radiator and a plastic tray that kind of points to the front wheel. I'm asking because dealer installed the rear brake ducts during the PDI and I also did not get a funnel for the gas tank.
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Is there front cooling ducts like the rears you can install for the track? I see a open air ducts in the front next to the radiator and a plastic tray that kind of points to the front wheel. I'm asking because dealer installed the rear brake ducts during the PDI and I also did not get a funnel for the gas tank.
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Is there front cooling ducts like the rears you can install for the track? I see a open air ducts in the front next to the radiator and a plastic tray that kind of points to the front wheel. I'm asking because dealer installed the rear brake ducts during the PDI and I also did not get a funnel for the gas tank.
1. Locate the capless funnel adapter.
2. Insert and latch the funnel into the capless fuel system.
3. Remove and clean the funnel adapter and return it to the storage location.
Very helpful. Would it be that hard to tell you in the owner’s manual where exactly it’s located?
It’s the funnel you need to add gas to the tank if you are adding gas out of a gas can, you would need it if you ever ran out of gas while driving.
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Thanks the fronts are installed like the pic. I will have the dealer take the rear ducts off. Already picked up a plastic bag in the rear duct, do you leave the part that is on the backing plate?
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Remove the duct portion that hangs down and leave the rest. GM designed the car so that when you take it to the track, you simply put the lower scoop on then go racing.
