How To: Change The Clutch Line
By WhyT
Changing The Clutch Line
Tools:
10mm Line Wrench
12mm Line Wrench
Regular Pliers
Lift or Jack/Jack Stands
Tags: bleed, Clutch, clutch line, code, install, remove
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N00b’s guide to cleaning the MAF (that’s Mass Air Flow sensor, BTW)
By Hokiemule
Yes, there is a SpyderMagazine article on this. But, I thought, it assumes you already know WHERE the Mass Air Flow sensor (MAF) is. So I thought I could make it more simple. N00b-proof, if you will. Hey, I’m learning too–may as well share the process.
The engine should be cool for this procedure, or you [...]Tags: cleaning, ECU, engine, guide, MAF, remove, reset
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N00b’s Guide to Removing the ECU Fuse and Negative Battery Terminal Camp
By Hokiemule
When I tried to add these pics to the n00b’s guide on MAF cleaning, it said there were too many pics. So, it gets a thread all by itself.
When you clean the MAF, you should “reset” the Engine Control Unit (ECU) to put it through a “re-learning” process. You should do this when you clean [...]Tags: air filter, cleaning, ECU, engine, filter, guide, MAF, remove, reset
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Changing Door Inserts
By Les
After recently changing my seats the red door cards became a little out of place so as usual i thought it would be worth trying to change them myself
I went along to one of the local coach trimmers and bought an off cut of material to match the seats as near as possible.
OFF CUT + [...]Tags: door inserts, remove
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Radiator Fan Replacement
By Darkday
First off I’ll talk a little about how I “determined” my motor was bad. I was poking around in the frunk when the fans came on and I looked down to see that only the driver’s side fan went on. After the car was off I spun the fan blade with my hand and found [...]
Tags: cleaning, code, ECU, guide, install, MAF, remove
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Speedsource Shifting Cable Bushings Install Guide
By Nelix
First of all a disclaimer- I am not a professional, merely an ungifted amateur. This guide is simply how I installed my shifting cable bushings and I accept no responsibility for any damage or accidents you incur if you choose to follow this guide.
These are designed to replace the oem rubber bushings in the engine [...]Tags: bushings, install, remove, shifter, speedsource
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Speedsource Transmission Shifter Bushings
By Southerneditor
Here’s a mod I’ve wanted to do as a component of Operation Total Shifting Excellence. As you know, the Spyder has a fairly loose shifter mechanism. You can eliminate play in the shifter by removing the rubber bushings under the shifter cage and replacing them with metal bushings. But there’s one last culprit left in [...]
Tags: 2ZZ-GE, bushings, remove, shifter, speedsource, transmission
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Aftermarket Seats
By Eric Southers
ere’s a write-up that I’ve been meaning to get to for a while now.
Every car has different seat mounting locations. Therefore aftermarket seat manufacturers must sell brackets specific to the car. Sometimes this is included in the price, other times not. And almost always these brackets do not contain the sliders for adjusting the seats. [...]View the original content on MK1 MR2 Write-ups
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Dying headliner
By Eric Southers
After getting tired of looking at the old dull headliner and dirty sunvisors for the past 10 years, I decided to try out the Vinyl & Fabric paint/dye. You can purchase this at your favorite auto parts store for around $4/can. It took less than two cans to do the headliner and both sunvisors. Here’s [...]
Tags: install, removal, remove
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V6 How To-A Visual Aid
By Node
Removal of the stock motor 3S or 5S. Keep the parts organized, you will be using many on the V6 motor.
Things to remember:
Cap off coolent hoses
Protect fuel lines from contaminants and dont loose the banjo bolts and crush washers.
DONT CUT your wire harness, if your using a stock ECU you will be grafting the old [...]Tags: drop, ECU, engine, OBD, OBDII, removal, remove, swap, transmission
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