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1 | 5.56% |
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4 | 22.22% |
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6 | 33.33% |
| Never fitted one |
  
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6 | 33.33% |
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1 | 5.56% |
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27-04-05, 08:11 PM
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Time spent fitting an under tray
hey, just a bit of a wondering really. ive ben scanning through a few places, and people seem to be taking ages to fit there aftermarket undertrays. i brought a powerbronze one today, and expected it to take me a good couple of hours to sort out, but loe and behold it only took me about 50 mins!!
one person said it took him 6 hours to do!!!! just want to see how long it took other popel to fit. |
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27-04-05, 08:36 PM
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Where is the option for never fitted one
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27-04-05, 08:37 PM
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Oh, there it is
 
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27-04-05, 08:45 PM
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eh, how did you do that boi!!! if ou do that add another for 5+, some other geezer took about 6 hours to fit his
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27-04-05, 08:52 PM
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Tis done
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27-04-05, 08:55 PM
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ta
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27-04-05, 09:00 PM
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About 45 minutes. So I clicked an hour, shouldn't take longer than that.
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28-04-05, 01:38 PM
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I've got a powerbronze one... It fits over the top of the original (on a K3 it does anyway,) but you need to 'modify' the original undertray slightly for it to fit...
The only part that is a bit of a tw@ is fitting the plastic nuts & bolts (which are used instead of the pop-fittings underneath  ) The easiest way I've found is to use a 10mm socket on a screwdriver fitting (if you've got one) & using a small strip of paper, wedge the 10mm plastic bolt into the socket. Feed the plastic screw/bolt from the bottom, up into the under-seat compartment & screw the nut on (whilst holding the bolt in place with a screwdriver) - its also much easier to undo & remove all the screws, pop-fittings, nuts etc. which hold the seat plastics in place first, this will allow you lots of space/manuverability to get the plastic nuts/bolts for the undertray in place...I've fitted it & removed it many times now... I have the scraped knuckles to proove it 
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28-04-05, 01:53 PM
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i only ended up using two nuts and bolts to hold the under tray on, the rest of it is sloted under teh side panels. pertty solid though which is good.
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28-04-05, 02:09 PM
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Dealer fitted mine, charged me an hour
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