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MADZ

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Welcome to the DIY forum,

Here you can post any automotive related DIY projects. Special thanks goes to jdnet for bringing up the idea !

Enjoy! :)

-Team Autolanka

Note:

we need some time to move all the old DIY threads to this section

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jdnet Newbie

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Just to make your work easier......

http://forum.autolanka.com/Index.php?/topic/9730-how-to-restore-your-headlights/

http://forum.autolanka.com/Index.php?/topic/9744-cleaning-the-iac-valve-and-a-basic-engine-cleanup/

http://forum.autolanka.com/Index.php?/topic/9754-a-shot-list-of-tips-and-tools-a-new-diyer-would-need/ maybe this one should be pinned

http://forum.autolanka.com/Index.php?/topic/9915-how-to-paint-your-muffler-silencer/

http://forum.autolanka.com/Index.php?/topic/9737-detailing-the-interior-of-your-car-for-sale-or-make-yourself-feel-better-about-your-car/

I think that's basically all the threads I made.

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Tx jdnet! I have moved above threads to DIY, guys if you see any other similar threads pls post the links here so that we could move them to DIY section.

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MasterDon Rookie

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<a href='http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-21-infuriating-steps-to-completing-any-diy-project/'>http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-21-infuriating-steps-to-completing-any-diy-project/</a><br />

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A good read for any budding DIYers detailing the horrors that await you.it is a Cracked article so don't take everything too literally.

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<a href='http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-21-infuriating-steps-to-completing-any-diy-project/'>http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-21-infuriating-steps-to-completing-any-diy-project/</a><br />

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A good read for any budding DIYers detailing the horrors that await you.it is a Cracked article so don't take everything too literally.

+1

I can totally relate to some of those :lol:

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Supra_Natural Apprentice

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Nice job on the cover Gummy, but I noticed that this isn't your 'rolla, new ride? The dash appears to be an FN15 Pulsar and the redline goes to 7000 so don't tell me you got a VZR?

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Nice job on the cover Gummy, but I noticed that this isn't your 'rolla, new ride? The dash appears to be an FN15 Pulsar and the redline goes to 7000 so don't tell me you got a VZR?

Nope its a Primera 2.0l ;) Exchanged this for the Baleno. Corolla with my friend on rent.

Actually my mom was impressed with the thread work and she didn't believe for one second that I did it, neither did my colleagues at office.

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Hi Gummybr,

Thanks for sharing. Did you get it from Sri lanka or from someplace else? could you share the details of the cost and the material?

Mine needs doing up want to see my options. Thanks.

Ordered through ebay, cost about Rs. 1000/= and one and a half hours of a Sunday to sew the thing on. The one with red thread in a tad more expensive.

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Ordered through ebay, cost about Rs. 1000/= and one and a half hours of a Sunday to sew the thing on. The one with red thread in a tad more expensive.

Couldnt find for that price, cheapest was around 20 pounds. Would you mind sharing the ebay link please? thanks.

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kmeeg Rookie

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I just bought a "Craftsman 12V Portable Inflator w/ Digital Tire Pressure Gauge Car Pump". Got a deal for US$ 19.99. Tested for few days and works well so far. Hope you guys might be interested. But look for deals otherwise it’s about US$ 40 - 50.

Check deals like this - http://www.dealsofamerica.com/Craftsman-12V-Portable-Inflator-w-Digital-Tire-Pressure-Gauge/197805.htm

So far in ebay its about US$ 40 - 50 - http://www.ebay.com/itm/Craftsman-12V-Portable-Inflator-w-Digital-Tire-Pressure-Gauge-Car-Pump-Portable-/181552449102?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a455e864e

Why it’s good?

  1. Easy to pump air for your vehicle on the go. And you can preset the tire pressure and it will automatically cutoff.
  2. This also comes with lot of accessories for bicycles, football / basketball, etc..

KMeeg.

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