Subject	Nice job.
Posted by	doug8867 on March 27, 2006 at 12:48 PM
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In Reply To	EFI Harness install using de-pinning method....(detailed) posted by Milo (San Antonio) on March 26, 2006 at 09:28 PM
Message	Plus with all the additional helpful comments (for the most part :) ) from others there will be plenty of info and your nice pics for first timer's to complete the job. Pics always help.
Follow Ups	EFI Harness install using de-pinning method....(detailed) - Milo (San Antonio) 21:28:39 03/26/06 nice writeup... VTF - mousersix (San Antonio) 22:08:27 03/26/06 Yup...goes under the heat shield shield bridge and the - Milo (San Antonio) 22:21:17 03/26/06 no VTF. There are far better ways to do it. (n/m) - Guapo 23:53:43 03/26/06 Make a suggestion, provide a link, SOMETHING you crusty - lil'abner 08:26:01 03/27/06 as Damon taught me ... - Guapo 10:25:45 03/27/06 Pretty much how we do it. - MarkA(NoVA) 12:43:46 03/27/06 Makes it considerably easier. - Dallas DamonZ 15:39:44 03/27/06 True. But... - Milo (San Antonio) 21:35:24 03/27/06 THANK you. Now, that wasn't so hard, was it? Actually, - lil'abner 03:46:36 03/28/06 Congrats on the Denoobification. (n/m) - ssm300z 11:47:46 03/27/06 Guapo, you are a very knowledgable guy so.... - Milo (San Antonio) 10:20:31 03/27/06 No bias, it is simply a poor way to do it. (n/m) - Guapo 10:23:35 03/27/06 that'll work. However... - ZEngineer 10:24:50 03/27/06 I installed mine without taking it all apart like that - 93silverTT 12:38:19 03/27/06 Nice job. - doug8867 12:48:23 03/27/06 The pictures don't pull up. Red X's (n/m) - AzHeat 17:15:55 03/27/06 Works for me. (n/m) - doug8867 18:54:48 03/27/06 Streetneeds. (n/m) - spicyZ 09:29:54 03/28/06
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