ok im getting the cheap dynamat stuff (peal and seal or somthing comparable at home depot or lowes in houston). Should I cover the holes while covering the door panels, or leave them open like G-spot.
Last edited by thebeast; 10-09-2008 at 10:18 AM
it depends how much time you want to spend on it, either way is fine, I did my whole interior on my toyota truck and i covered everything, holes included. just use a heat gun and roller to apply it, and make sure there are no air bubbles or its not gonna do its job.
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Check what's inside/around those holes. You may need to access something through there in the future: harness, brackets, bolts, etc. Otherwise you should be fine. Just watch for air pockets and don't cover up any vital components.
like the fuel pump
fuel pump?
don't wrap that stuff on top of the fuel pump it may be difficult removing it when the time comes.
lol like on top of the fuel tank?...I only plan on putting it in the trunk back seat and door pannels. you used peal and seal right?
yep $18 a wrap at Home Depot
i just went to lowes and paid $13 for a 6"x 25' roll i got 2, I plan on double or tripling the trunk and double the doors, and in the framing put the great stuff expaning foam stuff.Ok as you know in houston it gets hot in the summer, and my car is dark almost black( i think its called peuter...or somethin) so will this crap goo up and sag and stink when its like 160- 200f in the car
Last edited by thebeast; 10-09-2008 at 10:34 AM
if it starts to goo up, remove it with goo gone or WD-40. It's all excess goo so it wouldn't hurt the overall adhesive properties.
what i mean is after i install it
The fuel pump that everyone is talking about is under the back seat.Originally Posted by thebeast
i took out the back seat before i must have not noticed it
2002 Galant ES 2.4L
Pioneer premier DEH-P980BT
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It's right in the middle, circle with wires going to it, can't miss it.
o its been a while i prob saw it just never paid attention
2002 Galant ES 2.4L
Pioneer premier DEH-P980BT
Work in progress
i never even thought about it , i know there is not an in line fuel filter so i remembered in my paps chevy you had to drop the tank in order to get to the fuel pump and change out the sock
2002 Galant ES 2.4L
Pioneer premier DEH-P980BT
Work in progress
With ours you just have to take it out from under the back seat..
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