Post your DIYs....

[RecceRifle]

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@yepyep
Boss! Sinawa ana mu auto uie! hehehe...great work! asa na mapalit ang Mothers na mga products bro?

para nako bahalag stock pa na imu auto or motor basta sinaw lang pirme, Lingion diod ka sa mga tao uie! hehehehe WAX + TireBlack...daog na gyud....

[yepyep3k]

@yepyep
Boss! Sinawa ana mu auto uie! hehehe...great work! asa na mapalit ang Mothers na mga products bro?

para nako bahalag stock pa na imu auto or motor basta sinaw lang pirme, Lingion diod ka sa mga tao uie! hehehehe WAX + TireBlack...daog na gyud....

lagi bro...sa medallion, daghan kaayu Mothers products didto. u can ask the owner pud as ehat to buy. according to preference man jud. if nahan ka usa ka product ra, ok ra sad...pero mas nindot jud ang outcome if you will follow the step by step process prepared by Mothers as well...

[yepyep3k]

peep peep peeeeeppp...agi ta beh. post na mo mga masters

[nicolia]

post namo mgamaster para makat.on tah diri

[robo0808]

Sayang, naa diay ni na thread, wa nuon ko ka picture2x.

My recent DIY
-Change the Brake master cylinder, bleed the brakes. Ang yaya tig tunob sa brake kay way lain. Sige yaya, bomba pa! hehe.
-Change the Brake shoe, and repacked/re-grease the rear wheel bearings.

Next project, front wheel bearings, pero mura dako ni na trabaho kay gahi daw kaayo ni ibton.

I have just downloaded a service manual for my car mao dako kaayo na tabang and I suggest you also try to find a service manual for your car or motor.

[yepyep3k]

Sayang, naa diay ni na thread, wa nuon ko ka picture2x.

My recent DIY
-Change the Brake master cylinder, bleed the brakes. Ang yaya tig tunob sa brake kay way lain. Sige yaya, bomba pa! hehe.
-Change the Brake shoe, and repacked/re-grease the rear wheel bearings.

Next project, front wheel bearings, pero mura dako ni na trabaho kay gahi daw kaayo ni ibton.

I have just downloaded a service manual for my car mao dako kaayo na tabang and I suggest you also try to find a service manual for your car or motor.

nice bro...ingana sad ang gibuhat sa amoang kauban sa jazz/fit thread. DIY sad cyag bleeding sa amoang ABS brakes. then naa cyay gipost download link para sa amoang service manual. picturi nya ang imo nxt DIY boss....

keep em coming....

[robo0808]

Pa share sa ako DIY.

Ang akong bag-o na install na brake master cylinder.


Gamit ang service manual na ako gi download para naa pud guide.


Mao ni brake fluid ako na bleed. Itom na kaayo kay pila na ni katuig naa lang sa brake lines.


Compared to the new brake fluid sa reservoir. Tin-aw pa kaayo.

[godwhacker]

HERE's my DIY on my Hyundai Santa Fe

Took me a lot of delays to complete this task. I was searching for a competent electrian everywhere. TRI_J? their electrician gave me a run around. CFG? No nada. Roadstar? none. One in mandaue almost gave the green light but declined after they checked the model I have. I failed to find one because nobody is willing to take the risk. At the end of the day, I gave the go ahead to myself and carried out the installation instead so here it is...

These handy taps made my life easier without ever cutting or splicing wires... the posi tap - Posi-Tap- No Crimp Tap






The starter module with the harnesses in a mockup connection... note the Korean language!
















THis is when the posi tap becomes handy... and these
are just a couple of the few wires that should be connected to the BCM, door, brake pedal etc...
NOTE: this is connected to the car alarm for security.




And so to make the long story short. This is the final look.

[yepyep3k]

Pa share sa ako DIY.

Ang akong bag-o na install na brake master cylinder.


Gamit ang service manual na ako gi download para naa pud guide.


Mao ni brake fluid ako na bleed. Itom na kaayo kay pila na ni katuig naa lang sa brake lines.


Compared to the new brake fluid sa reservoir. Tin-aw pa kaayo.

nice bro...sa unsa nga sakyanan ni?

[yepyep3k]

HERE's my DIY on my Hyundai Santa Fe

Took me a lot of delays to complete this task. I was searching for a competent electrian everywhere. TRI_J? their electrician gave me a run around. CFG? No nada. Roadstar? none. One in mandaue almost gave the green light but declined after they checked the model I have. I failed to find one because nobody is willing to take the risk. At the end of the day, I gave the go ahead to myself and carried out the installation instead so here it is...

These handy taps made my life easier without ever cutting or splicing wires... the posi tap - Posi-Tap- No Crimp Tap






The starter module with the harnesses in a mockup connection... note the Korean language!
















THis is when the posi tap becomes handy... and these
are just a couple of the few wires that should be connected to the BCM, door, brake pedal etc...
NOTE: this is connected to the car alarm for security.




And so to make the long story short. This is the final look.

wheeew...kanice ani oi. pwede ra kaha tauran ug ingani ang bisag unsa nga sakyanan boss?