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Old 02-15-2011, 10:29 AM
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So i was going over a dip this morning on my way to work and went a bit too fast, and ripped my black plastic piece covering the intercooler off...It didnt come off all the way, but the right side is hanging down. How do i re-attach that?
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Originally Posted by leemanfor
So i was going over a dip this morning on my way to work and went a bit too fast, and ripped my black plastic piece covering the heat exchanger off...It didnt come off all the way, but the right side is hanging down. How do i re-attach that?
Fixed.

The black plastic air dam is attached with 2 plastic push pin style clips. You can find them at any auto parts store.
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Whatever you do DO NOT BUY OEM REPLACEMENTS FROM THE DEALERSHIP!!!!!!!!!!

they will try to charge you $6 per clip
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Fixed.

The black plastic air dam is attached with 2 plastic push pin style clips. You can find them at any auto parts store.
Cool thank you very much for your reply.

I thought it was called an intercooler? in my service manual it says intercooler.
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Originally Posted by leemanfor
Cool thank you very much for your reply.

I thought it was called an intercooler? in my service manual it says intercooler.
The intercooler is in the intake manifold. The heat exchanger is sandwiched between the radiator and a/c condensor.
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The intercooler is in the intake manifold. The heat exchanger is sandwiched between the radiator and a/c condensor.
oh I see. that makes sense.
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I just ripped mine completely off, got tired of repinning it up there every time it fell down.
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I just ripped mine completely off, got tired of repinning it up there every time it fell down.
lol i was thinking about taking it off but honestly didnt know what it did.
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lol i was thinking about taking it off but honestly didnt know what it did.
Leave it on. It provides low-med crusing speed cooling to the radiator & stock heat exchanger. It does serve a purpose.
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