WANTED : English Manual for Blitz Intercooler
11-24-03, 05:58 AM
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WANTED : English Manual for Blitz Intercooler
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Does anyone have an english version of the Blitz Intercooler manual they can email me please?
My installer is pulling my car to pieces as I type, and the Japanese manual gives little help regarding all the mounting brackets etc!!
Does anyone have an english version of the Blitz Intercooler manual they can email me please?
My installer is pulling my car to pieces as I type, and the Japanese manual gives little help regarding all the mounting brackets etc!!
11-24-03, 07:08 AM
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I looked into having it translated, but the more I looked at the manual, the more I assumed I could just wing it.
Honestly you don't need it. You just need to stare at the car for a while and figure out what angle their pics were taken from. The part numbers on the brackets match up with part numbers on the instructions.. that's a BIG help.
The only part I had trouble with was where it was talking about oil lines. I had problems fitting it all in there with a koyo radiator (thicker) and the oil lines that went to the second oil cooler (R1). I had to end up pulling the hard line and bending the ends a bit, and omitting the crossbar just behind the fans.. but it's all in there now.
I'm off today so let me know if you need me to snap some pics of how things go..
Honestly you don't need it. You just need to stare at the car for a while and figure out what angle their pics were taken from. The part numbers on the brackets match up with part numbers on the instructions.. that's a BIG help.
The only part I had trouble with was where it was talking about oil lines. I had problems fitting it all in there with a koyo radiator (thicker) and the oil lines that went to the second oil cooler (R1). I had to end up pulling the hard line and bending the ends a bit, and omitting the crossbar just behind the fans.. but it's all in there now.
I'm off today so let me know if you need me to snap some pics of how things go..
11-24-03, 04:15 PM
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Originally posted by NewbernD
I looked into having it translated, but the more I looked at the manual, the more I assumed I could just wing it.
Honestly you don't need it. You just need to stare at the car for a while and figure out what angle their pics were taken from. The part numbers on the brackets match up with part numbers on the instructions.. that's a BIG help.
The only part I had trouble with was where it was talking about oil lines. I had problems fitting it all in there with a koyo radiator (thicker) and the oil lines that went to the second oil cooler (R1). I had to end up pulling the hard line and bending the ends a bit, and omitting the crossbar just behind the fans.. but it's all in there now.
I'm off today so let me know if you need me to snap some pics of how things go..
I looked into having it translated, but the more I looked at the manual, the more I assumed I could just wing it.
Honestly you don't need it. You just need to stare at the car for a while and figure out what angle their pics were taken from. The part numbers on the brackets match up with part numbers on the instructions.. that's a BIG help.
The only part I had trouble with was where it was talking about oil lines. I had problems fitting it all in there with a koyo radiator (thicker) and the oil lines that went to the second oil cooler (R1). I had to end up pulling the hard line and bending the ends a bit, and omitting the crossbar just behind the fans.. but it's all in there now.
I'm off today so let me know if you need me to snap some pics of how things go..
Cheers,
Dave
11-24-03, 05:12 PM
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Originally posted by NewbernD
Just let me know what detail you need.. I have some pics from the original install here
..Dave
Just let me know what detail you need.. I have some pics from the original install here
..Dave
Mainly concerned with all the bracketry, but as you say, they all have part numbers, so hopefully it will not be too bad
11-24-03, 06:37 PM
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My car happens to be up on stands with the undertray off so don't be afraid to ask.
Oh, one more thing.. a couple of people have asked about this one.. In the manual it's got a pic something like
[pic of bracket] --> [other pic of bracket]
They want you to pull the sway bar brackets and cut off that tab.. so it looks like the new pic..
Oh, one more thing.. a couple of people have asked about this one.. In the manual it's got a pic something like
[pic of bracket] --> [other pic of bracket]
They want you to pull the sway bar brackets and cut off that tab.. so it looks like the new pic..
Originally posted by gotorx7
Thanks Dave.. thinking about it, there's no way you're going to get a camera in to get the detail we'd need I guess
Mainly concerned with all the bracketry, but as you say, they all have part numbers, so hopefully it will not be too bad
Thanks Dave.. thinking about it, there's no way you're going to get a camera in to get the detail we'd need I guess
Mainly concerned with all the bracketry, but as you say, they all have part numbers, so hopefully it will not be too bad
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