Looking for pics of battery tray and fuse block
03-10-2011, 08:58 PM
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Looking for pics of battery tray and fuse block
I am coming up on the final stages of demodding Sincity Max and was wondering if anyone could post up some pics of where exactly the battery tray and square fuse block closest to the battery are located. I know where under the hood they are located, but can't seem to be able to figure it out as I did not take it apart to begin with.
Anyway, your help is greatly appreciated as usual. I will post up some pics of the demodding of the Max soon.
Take care.
Anyway, your help is greatly appreciated as usual. I will post up some pics of the demodding of the Max soon.
Take care.
03-11-2011, 01:48 AM
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I am coming up on the final stages of demodding Sincity Max and was wondering if anyone could post up some pics of where exactly the battery tray and square fuse block closest to the battery are located. I know where under the hood they are located, but can't seem to be able to figure it out as I did not take it apart to begin with.
Anyway, your help is greatly appreciated as usual. I will post up some pics of the demodding of the Max soon.
Take care.
Anyway, your help is greatly appreciated as usual. I will post up some pics of the demodding of the Max soon.
Take care.
03-11-2011, 06:46 AM
#6
Here are detailed pics:
No tray:
Where tray goes, you can see bolt holes lined up:
With plastic tray on bottom, fuse box close to bolt up:
Close up of Fuse box mount, you can see bolt holes lined up (it mounts to the battery tray:
No tray:
Where tray goes, you can see bolt holes lined up:
With plastic tray on bottom, fuse box close to bolt up:
Close up of Fuse box mount, you can see bolt holes lined up (it mounts to the battery tray:
03-11-2011, 07:10 AM
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It's been stupid, rain wednesday, then snow at night. Then rain yesterday, and snow today, now it looks like it's going to start raining again.
It's really slowing down my car projects lol. I can work in snow, but slush and rain sucks!!!
It's really slowing down my car projects lol. I can work in snow, but slush and rain sucks!!!
03-11-2011, 09:31 AM
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**** man im in ottawa and its been rain since yesterday morning.
im not really complaining though, cleanses most of the salt into the sewer system
03-11-2011, 10:43 AM
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Notice the bracket which the intake bolts into. That piece (which is spot welded to the rest of the body of the car) was removed during the turbo install. As a result I had to attach two aftermarket brackets using self tapping screws to the bottom of the battery tray. I also reinfored the top by welding the right upper hand corner. It is definetely sturdy.
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