This B&M Precision Sport Shifter has been designed to work on most 2002+ Acura RSX/Honda Integra (including 6- spd Type-S) and 2001+ Honda Civic models equipped with a manual transmission. It has been engineered to greatly reduce shift throw and improve shifter feel. Check the parts and tools lists at the beginning of these instructions for the supplied parts and the tools required to install your B&M Precision Sport Shifter. Installation of the B&M Precision Sport Shifter can be accomplished by anyone with minimal mechanical experience.
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2002-Up ACURA RSX including 6-spd Type-S Precision Sport Shifter Installation
November 16th, 2009 · No Comments
Ready Brute Towbar Installation Instructions
August 7th, 2009 · No Comments
To insure that you get optimum results from your Ready Brute. Please read through the instructions. The Ready Brute provides the towing assistance you need for your towed vehicle, but only when it is used according to the manufacturer’s instructions. NOTE the following:
• Base Plates need to be installed on your towed vehicle prior to installing the Ready Brute.
• Ready Brute Tow Bars are rated for 8,000 lb. Towing capacity. Be sure that the towed vehicle mounting brackets, safety chains, and hitch are also rated for more than the weight of vehicle to be towed. (Tow bar mounting brackets, safety cables & connector pins are not included.)
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2005 – 2006 Ford Mustang GT, Manual Transmission Turbocharge System
May 7th, 2009 · No Comments
Study these instructions completely before proceeding. Engine and/or turbocharger damage may occur if any component within these instructions is improperly installed. Turbonetics, Inc or any of its distributors cannot be held responsible for damages as a result of negligent or improper installation. This complete turbocharger system can be installed using common tools and automotive procedures, but installer must have a thorough knowledge of automotive engine operation and feel comfortable working on the vehicle.
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Ford F150, F250, F350 Body Lift Kit Installation Instructions
April 30th, 2009 · No Comments
This kit should only be installed on a vehicle that is in good working condition. Before you install the kit, thoroughly inspect the vehicle for corrosion or deformation of the sheet metal around the factory body mounts. If the vehicle is suspected to have been in a collision or misused, do not install this kit. Off-road use of your vehicle with this kit installed may increase the stress applied to the factory body mounts. We do not recommend that any vehicle with a body lift kit installed be involved in any extreme off-road maneuvers such as jumping. Failure to observe this warning may result in serious personal injury and/or severe damage to your vehicle.
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2005–up Mustang “ENGINE START” Push-Button INSTRUCTION SHEET
March 15th, 2009 · No Comments
The following information describes the installation procedure for the M-11572-GT “ENGINE START” push-button into a 2005-‘08 Mustang.
STEP 1: Start by removing the (2) screws found at the rear of the center console underneath the armrest. (Figure 1)
STEP 2: Remove the trim plate which surrounds the Shifter Handle (Auto) or Shifter Boot (Manual). (Figure 2)
Note: Manual transmission applications will require removing the shifter knob first. This can be removed by simply unscrewing it in a counter-clockwise direction.
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2009 Aprilia Sportcity 250 i.e.
February 12th, 2009 · No Comments
SCOOTERS HAVE ENJOYED a resurgence in the last few months, due to record gas prices. As a result, Piaggio’s scooter sales in 2008 have grown more than 90% over last year’s, according to a company spokesman. FYI, the Piaggio Group owns Aprilia, Vespa and naturally the Piaggio scooter brands. The Sportcity 250 i.e. rounds out the middle of Aprilia’s six-scooter lineup in the US. It has several features that make it well-disposed to commuting, including lots of torque across the low end of the powerband, a comfy seat with a no-slip texture and larger wheels than most scooters for greater stability.
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Audi Volkswagen Loading Manual
November 27th, 2008 · No Comments
This publication contains instructions for the proper method of loading and securing Volkswagen and Audi vehicles. Methods other than described and illustrated are not acceptable.
1. To ensure receipt of the proper vehicle, all Volkswagen/Audi vehicle identification numbers (V.I.N.) are located on the dashboard visible through the driver’s side lower windshield. 17 digit V.I.N. number – example – 3VWRT71K17M838290
2. Personnel must wear clean clothing free of objects that could cause damage to the interior or exterior of the vehicle. Gloves are not to be worn inside the vehicle. Jewelry, if worn, and belt buckles, must be covered by protective devices. Smoking inside vehicles is strictly prohibited.
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Synthetic Manual Transmission & Transaxle Gear Lube
October 14th, 2008 · No Comments
AMSOIL Synthetic Manual Transmission and Transaxle Gear Lube (MTG) is a premium blend of the finest synthetic base oils and advanced, high-performance additives. It is formulated specifically for maximum protection in the most demanding manual transmission and transaxle applications where an extreme-pressure GL-4 gear lube is specified, including those where high-horsepower/high-torque engines and towing or heavy loads increase transmission stress.
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VW Type A-4 Timing Belt Replacement Procedure
August 13th, 2008 · No Comments
Finally the procedure we have all been waiting for: the “A4 Timing Belt Procedure“, including the automatic and manual transmission differences. Some people have argued till they are blue in the face that “mark and pray” was the easiest way to change one of these belt, and it has been proven that this belt can be changed in under 2 hours using the full factory method as demonstrated here in this thread. The procedure utilizes all the factory tools and processes. The reason for going to the extreme of utilizing all the tools is the elimination of all possibilities of making a $2500.00+ mistake and destroying the head. You do not need many tools to complete this job. What you do need is a thorough understanding of the procedure and what you are about to accomplish.
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Model 1524A Operating Manual
August 10th, 2008 · No Comments
Transmission Service with the Tranny Flusher
The number one reason for transmission failure is fluid breakdown. Over time, the automatic transmission fluid (ATF) becomes contaminated and loses its viscosity and the ability to lubricate the moving parts within the transmission. Conventional service methods of dropping the pan and changing the filter result in only about 30-40% of the total ATF in the transmission being drained out. That leaves 60-70% of the old ATF to be mixed with the new ATF introduced during service. Therefore, adequate lubrication is not achieved.
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