tschuhly
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I was wondering if anyone has seen a hose/vacuum line diagram for the engine bay much like the wiring diagram that they have for the harness?
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I have the same question. - I want new under hood stickers - but the service manuals have vacuum diagramsI was wondering if anyone has seen a hose/vacuum line diagram for the engine bay much like the wiring diagram that they have for the harness?
Oh that's convenient! Yea something like that haha!You mean, generally, like these?
Tsi talon awd emissions
I’ll see if I don’t have a better picture for both, if so.
Awesome - how did you find? These might work for me, but I’m a 95 GSX. Are the part numbers the same?Here's the full vacuum diagram. As shown, the part number for the emissions sticker is MD333314. The vacuum hose diagram shown is MD306282. Both, again, for a 1996 GST.
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Basically, upload, print and ship.Has anyone gone through the effort to reproduce these? Its a fair bit of work to take a high resolution image, auto trace in adobe illustrator, and save an ai, or EPS file to be printed.
That's an interesting approach. I'll check with the Body Shop and see if they can order them. I may still try and make my own AI files and see.I am not sure if this company can do ones for these old of cars but. There is a company us and most auto body shops use that can remake stickers, even the VOID tamper ones with vins. They require use to send photo proof of the old sticker ect to confirm we are not trying to do some funny business. The stickers match OEM exactly even do the same void ect when peeled off. They are NOT cheap. The tamper stickers run over $100 a piece sometimes closer to $200. If i remember i could find the name and see if its possible they can remake our stickers but i have doubt's they could. I think the company is called ECSVIN or something like that.
*edit* Yes that is the company they have a website but i am not sure if you can purchase from them without a company like a auto body shop or similar. We always ordered them threw our body shop.
Yea they are the only company other then the oem who own's the rights to remake the stickers. They pay for the right to reproduce them exactly as factory did so that's why the cost is high.That's an interesting approach. I'll check with the Body Shop and see if they can order them. I may still try and make my own AI files and see.
That video hurt my head. I don't like tee'sI also just found this video on Youtube and there are ones for each vacuum line to show how they ran it and where it goes.
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These turned out pretty goodThe white stickers in PhotoShop .psd format