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pic attach..im doom for now..Then yours was badly done.....
4G92 oil filter is in such a weird location. Anyway my 4G15 extractor / fan is spaced similar to yours and in 9 years I've only had to change the fan twice. If you want, I have unused titanium extractor wrap which I reluctantly have to sell since my car is going away. Just PM me if you're interested.This is the photo:
The gap (highlighted in red) between the motor and extractor is (for me) very close. Or maybe I just wrap that particular area of extractor which is closest to the motor? hehe no need to wrap the whole extractor?
hi ken, my car is 1996 1.6L Satria 4G92, absolutely NA
I have a friend who took a sheet of alu, cut out a cardboard template of the extractor cover, using the template cut the alu and installed it like that. Works and looks great. I probably should have done that but I only have steel sheets which is bloody impossible to cut without the right tools (which I don't have).What is heat shield made from? Can take an aluminium piece and wrap with aluminium foil or what?
That is why I prefer to use aluminum too. Lighter, easier to handle and does not rust....4G92 oil filter is in such a weird location. Anyway my 4G15 extractor / fan is spaced similar to yours and in 9 years I've only had to change the fan twice. If you want, I have unused titanium extractor wrap which I reluctantly have to sell since my car is going away. Just PM me if you're interested.
I have a friend who took a sheet of alu, cut out a cardboard template of the extractor cover, using the template cut the alu and installed it like that. Works and looks great. I probably should have done that but I only have steel sheets which is bloody impossible to cut without the right tools (which I don't have).
thinner fan maybe..change fan location lor. Instead of pulling, use it to push air...
Thinner fan? yours already the flat type woh!thinner fan maybe..
How your friend install that piece of aluminium sheeting? How to hold it in place?I have a friend who took a sheet of alu, cut out a cardboard template of the extractor cover, using the template cut the alu and installed it like that. Works and looks great. I probably should have done that but I only have steel sheets which is bloody impossible to cut without the right tools (which I don't have).
seen before someone doing it by making bracket to screw at extractor screw..Can just make a bracket and find a place to secure it
unless your car has not been driven for damn long time, with constant high humidity in engine bay.....then there is a chance to rust. However, it wont rust if the extractor is stainless steel.won't the wrapping trap a moist and cause the extractor to rot?just curious
Depends on how it's wrapped and installed... and whether you choose to purposely make it wetwon't the wrapping trap a moist and cause the extractor to rot?just curious
Can be done if you want a shitty job. Very little space to move around, the mechanic or person doing it will curse you foreverCan wrap without taking it from engine bay? Think quite hard la that way
haha.. so better let the shop do it. Can you recommend any exhaust shop around shah alam/klang valley which can do a good job for this?Can be done if you want a shitty job. Very little space to move around, the mechanic or person doing it will curse you forever
Can wrap without taking it from engine bay? Think quite hard la that way
He's right
"kalau tidak dipecah ruyung dimana boleh mendapat sagunya"