What did you do to your GE fit today?
) got bigger.Edit:
This proves it! You do have tiny hands!! (yes I know it's his kid holding it....)
Last edited by Jamy; Aug 17, 2012 at 12:01 PM.
it's the tools jamy, it's the tools.
I used the service hole, I do have small hands tho 
It is all in the tools, if you have a long enough rachet or you put a long socket+extension on the bottom of a short rachet you can break the nut loose without banging up your knuckles on the plastic.
It is all in the tools, if you have a long enough rachet or you put a long socket+extension on the bottom of a short rachet you can break the nut loose without banging up your knuckles on the plastic.
Made some custom modifications to my replacement Depo fog lights before installing. First I put on the clear Headlight Armor vinyl for the first layer of protection. Then I added some polyethylene mesh from McMaster-Carr for added protection. Was kind of a pita doing the mesh on the first light, but easier w/ the second. I took the bulb housing out of both the outer and inner plastic housings to do it, which was pretty much necessary. Time will tell, but I don't foresee these cracking from rocks and road debris very easily.
you can see two child-related products in this picture...I have exactly 0.0000 children.
And if anyone's wondering, I bought the replacement fogs here - 2009-2010 Honda Fit Fog Light - Pair (Both Driver and Passenger Sides) - AutoLightsBulbs.com, and the mesh here - McMaster-Carr (9314T34). Bought a roll of it because I plan on doing the diy mesh a/c condensor grill in the near future.
you can see two child-related products in this picture...I have exactly 0.0000 children.
And if anyone's wondering, I bought the replacement fogs here - 2009-2010 Honda Fit Fog Light - Pair (Both Driver and Passenger Sides) - AutoLightsBulbs.com, and the mesh here - McMaster-Carr (9314T34). Bought a roll of it because I plan on doing the diy mesh a/c condensor grill in the near future.
meatbaby- looking good! GJ!
installed my tanabe muffler just now and new plate screws and caps. fedex guy is still out there somewhere.... shucks. i want to get the spring installed before sundown..
picts in my blog
installed my tanabe muffler just now and new plate screws and caps. fedex guy is still out there somewhere.... shucks. i want to get the spring installed before sundown..
picts in my blog
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Replaced 6qts of ATF DW-1 using the DIY methods described here: https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...diy-flush.html
Difference I notice is that the shifting is smoother, but I miss sharp shifting feel (which may damage the transmission in the long run)
BTW, if you ask nicely at the dealer, you can get $6/quart if you buy a case (12 qts)
Difference I notice is that the shifting is smoother, but I miss sharp shifting feel (which may damage the transmission in the long run)
BTW, if you ask nicely at the dealer, you can get $6/quart if you buy a case (12 qts)
It's 2 tone. Max legal front - 35% and 20% Rear Sides & Back.
installed bolt-on spacers... mounted bbs wheels (16x7 205/45)... lowered some more... got it hand washed...
Project KICS spacers
10mm/F 15mm/R
dropped some more... stiffened damper settings...
hand washed...
scrape... scrape... and she'll be driven to NJ next week... ugh!
Project KICS spacers
10mm/F 15mm/R
dropped some more... stiffened damper settings...
hand washed...
scrape... scrape... and she'll be driven to NJ next week... ugh!
Last edited by ThEvil0nE; Aug 18, 2012 at 02:54 AM.
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