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10-01-05, 03:16 PM

OK, another question, I have a crappy undertray fitted (looking out for a decent one) and it's fine, unless I'm close up & under the tail.
The main worry I have is that the CDI is bouncing around as it's lost it's fixing points. Any neat solutions? I tried sticking it down but that wasn't up to much.

Cheers, again!

10-01-05, 03:21 PM

parcel tape ? temporarily anyway....

10-01-05, 03:27 PM

Yeah I suppose I should stop it bouncing about until I get around to a more permanent solution.

10-01-05, 10:01 PM

If you havent cut too much of the old rear mudgaurd off you casn use it as a fixing point for the ECU just drill through and use a couple of countersunk machine screws- its what i did with mine, same trick for the alarm as well. Failing that how about velcro!!!!!!!!!!!!

rictus01 · 10-01-05, 10:39 PM

try bonding in a length of velcro tape with fibreglass resin to the undertray.

Tends to work on the plastic stuff as well.

Cheers Mark.

10-01-05, 11:08 PM

I like the velcro idea.

I got a genuine Suzuki undertray off ebay, includes new battery tray, only £50-. All fittings and OE parts fit.

10-01-05, 11:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Burt

If you havent cut too much of the old rear mudgaurd off you casn use it as a fixing point for the ECU just drill through and use a couple of countersunk machine screws- its what i did with mine, same trick for the alarm as well. Failing that how about velcro!!!!!!!!!!!!

I cut very little off but I still want to keep the box in the space behind the seat catch.
I seem to remember people talking about losing space when they fitted undertrays but if anything I'd say I've gained some!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rictus01

try bonding in a length of velcro tape with fibreglass resin to the undertray.

Tends to work on the plastic stuff as well.

Sounds like a plan to me. Cheers!

10-01-05, 03:16 PM	#1
BaggaZee Guest Posts: n/a	Undertray OK, another question, I have a crappy undertray fitted (looking out for a decent one) and it's fine, unless I'm close up & under the tail. The main worry I have is that the CDI is bouncing around as it's lost it's fixing points. Any neat solutions? I tried sticking it down but that wasn't up to much. Cheers, again!

10-01-05, 10:39 PM	#5
rictus01 Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: South London Posts: 9,799	try bonding in a length of velcro tape with fibreglass resin to the undertray. Tends to work on the plastic stuff as well. Cheers Mark. __________________ Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow! What a Ride!

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10-01-05, 03:21 PM	#2
Iansv Guest Posts: n/a	parcel tape ? temporarily anyway....

10-01-05, 03:27 PM	#3
BaggaZee Guest Posts: n/a	Yeah I suppose I should stop it bouncing about until I get around to a more permanent solution.

10-01-05, 10:01 PM	#4
John Burt Guest Posts: n/a	If you havent cut too much of the old rear mudgaurd off you casn use it as a fixing point for the ECU just drill through and use a couple of countersunk machine screws- its what i did with mine, same trick for the alarm as well. Failing that how about velcro!!!!!!!!!!!!

10-01-05, 11:08 PM	#6
BURNER Guest Posts: n/a	I like the velcro idea. I got a genuine Suzuki undertray off ebay, includes new battery tray, only £50-. All fittings and OE parts fit.