On a 06 nissan maxima V6, SE 4 door, What would be the key location to put this material. Is there a manual on how to remove all the panels. My tires set deep inside the body and gets lot of road noise.
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Cover door panel opening also make a panel to cover over entire rear seat to trunk, so when u need to fold seat forwatd just remove panel also
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Applied to the inner door and quarter panels of my 65 Corvair convertible.........no noticeable odor and really deadened the sound.......the doors now "thunk" when closed. I am about to apply it to the rear inside panel and rear floor under seats.
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Take off the rear cover and filter. There are 4 or 6 phillips screws way down in the open holes. You cannot see the screws, because they are way down in the holes. When you totally loosen the screws with a phillips screwdriver, the front panel will come off. Hope this helps.
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Hello, I don't understand why would you put on a car that has windows. However, if the windows are blocked, I guess the best place would be the highest point on the back or trunk. New cars come with them installed around the license plate. My suggestion is to turn the camera on first before installing and find an angle suitable first before making a hole. Good Luck.
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there is no need what so ever to put adhesive underneath. i'm in AZ, and the car sat for 2 weeks in 100+ degrees. it warped very slightly at all, and straightened out once i started driving on it again.
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Sorry i threw them away .. but its easy the panel is holdinon by a couple of screws and clips.then you have to drill out the plastic screw on the original panel. When your done plastic panel holding thr stereo should come off easily. The aftermarket puce you have to glue on I used 3m adhesive.
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Yea. Take it to a muffler shop. My maxima had a 2 inch diameter and they weld it together just fine.
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It is best to go ahead & take the "carpet" mats up then install the all-weather mats in their place. There should be a hole w/a grommet on the new mat so you can "hook" the mat to the floorboard. This will keep the mat in place...sometimes when you place the new mat OVER the old mat, it will slide around and possibly get caught under the accelerator or brake pedal. Avoid this if possible---can be a significant safety issue!! Best to put your carpet mats in the luggage area of your car (or store them in the garage & put back in when you sell the vehicle)...they'll look brand-new!! It is best to go ahead & take the "carpet" mats up then install the all-weather mats in their place. There should be a hole w/a grommet on the new mat so you can "hook" the mat to the floorboard. This will keep the mat in place...sometimes when you place the new mat OVER the old mat, it will slide around and possibly get caught under the accelerator or brake pedal. Avoid this if possible---can be a significant safety issue!! Best to put your carpet mats in the luggage area of your car (or store them in the garage & put back in when you sell the vehicle)...they'll look... » Read More It is best to go ahead & take the "carpet" mats up then install the all-weather mats in their place. There should be a hole w/a grommet on the new mat so you can "hook" the mat to the floorboard. This will keep the mat in place...sometimes when you place the new mat OVER the old mat, it will slide around and possibly get caught under the accelerator or brake pedal. Avoid this if possible---can be a significant safety issue!! Best to put your carpet mats in the luggage area of your car (or store them in the garage & put back in when you sell the vehicle)...they'll look brand-new!! « Show Less
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Call the person who installed it and have them fix it. They most likely did not remove the blocking panel that opens the hood to the outside vent. The instructions are pretty clear that you need to do this or else it will simply blow air back in your face. The clicking is probably a similar issue - that your installer didn't open it up and put the right panels in place and remove the securing packing tape.
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On the side of the filter is an arrow pointing up. Its on the same side that has the filter part numbers. If you cant see an arrow look for the part numbers. Just make sure all the writing is facing up and can be read when installed (you got it right when you can read it before you put the cover back). VERY IMPORTANT !! ---&gt;&gt;&gt; Make sure you "set the air on a/c to Recycle Inside Air before you install the filter". This is so the air dampener lever is closed allowing the filter to go in all the way and without damage to the filter and your car's A/C. hope this helps.
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Not sure what you mean in your question but I put some blue painters tape on the trunk and set the wing on the trunk where I thought it would be best to mount. I marked on the tape where I needed to drill the holes and checked several times to make sure it was right. Inside the trunk are places/holes where the factory would bolt the wing up to the trunk, make sure you line up with these. Set the wing on the trunk and eyeball it so it looks right from the back and the side of the car. Believe me you don't want to drill in the wrong place.
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Don't move at all. We love our Soul. 2010 Ignition Special Edition 5spd only 1900 made. Amazing room in that little car. Mats were a great decision, especially with all the crappy waether we've had. BTW Custom Plates on ours... MYHMSTR
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I had a similar problem until I discovered that the rubber/neoprene had come off. Have not had a problem since. It stays where I put it and just leave it. Don't move it until I get a new automobile.
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I've had the Weathertech custom rubber floormats in many different cars for more than 20 years. They are heavy, thick and designed with tracks to hold water and dirt and very high quality. Not so, with these AVM cut to fit mats. Granted, they do not say these are the best but say they are made with the same material which they seem to be. They seem to be half or less the thickness and have a kind of waffle pattern instead of the long grooves. Quite flimsy. I was able to trim them as I had custom carpet mats as a pattern. They will probably fit your Nissan as they come oversized and you trim with scissors to fit leaving a raw edge.They cost about $5 less than the custom ones and do include the rears which I did not need. If you have a car where custom fit mats are available, that's what I would buy. Amazon does not seem to carry the custom mats but they are available directly from Weathertech.com. The fronts and backs are $99.95 but I think you still have to trim the backs. You could buy those or just buy the custom fit fronts and pick up some cheap back ones at an auto parts store. I did not not need the backs as no one ever rides in the back of this car.
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I had a similar problem with low profile tires. I could not find a good place to attach them. My bumpers are plastic and not sturdy enough to hold them. I think they are meant for older cars with medal bumpers.
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Mine are gathering dust in the glove box as well. I searched for awhile and gave up. I figured they might have been an interior upgrade option I didn't have. If you find it please post it lol.
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Install? If you are planning on reupholstering your driver seat then I suppose you could figure out how to close the wire connection for the passenger seat. But if you have seat covers, I would just suggest putting it there but never turning it on; you really cannot notice the pads at all. You may want to contact the seller to see what they say too for safety.