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Post Wed May 19, 2010 5:00 pm
paulyg Newbie

Posts: 5
Hi ,please can any1 help me with a few questions.firstly how do i get the air bag off,am changing the steering wheel for a newer 1. :? secondley what size sound be on our FRP mine are 408 x 17. :? and the last question am having a new spoiler fitted,but finding it hard to get the glue.hope you can help.
thanks Paula :D :D :D :D

Post Wed May 19, 2010 5:05 pm
El dude RPOC Petrol Head!

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Location: Nottingham
air bag removal is not supposed to be a DIY job really....

i'll give you a clue tho.... you need a 5.5mm hex socket to start with...that should keep you busy... :lol: you may be better taking it somewhere... :wink:

glue... no B&Q near you..lol :lol: glue gun is all you need... i did mine with epoxy years ago, but would probably use the glue gun if i had to again...

Regards

Highly recommend you join the club if you havn't already... :idea: :mrgreen:

pps...do you have a question about tyres...?? lol

Post Wed May 19, 2010 6:19 pm
Dogsbody User avatar
I dont drive my FRP due to this FORUM!

Posts: 3014
Location: West Wiltshire
There is a very good guide on the Puma Forum PP.
Not sure if your registered on there?
But it's in the Wiki guide, I can't post a link to it on here.

FRP tyres are 215-40-17 as standard.
Graham
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HID headlights fitted ... I can now see where I'm going !

Post Wed May 19, 2010 7:31 pm
FRP432 User avatar
RPOC Regular

Posts: 299
Location: Hertfordshire
Hi,
with regard to glue for a spoiler, contact Loctite's customer services department and explain to them the application (eg you want to bond a GRP or similar spolier to a painted metal car body) and they will be able to advise you (and probably sell you!) some suitable adhesive.

Hope that helps.

Jim
FRP432

PS. A few generic health and safety tips when working with air bags: Always remove the airbag with the vehicles battery disconnected, and after 15 minutes of the battery being disconnected. Always place air bags face up. Carry them at arms length, facing away from you.

Post Wed May 19, 2010 7:43 pm
big boy al User avatar
I dont drive my FRP due to this FORUM!

Posts: 2343
Location: medway,kent.

jim, that is very good advice but bloody boring lol

i like a bit of danger haha.
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FRP 241 - lsd equipped

Post Wed May 19, 2010 8:58 pm
FRP432 User avatar
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Location: Hertfordshire
Sorry Al, I went into work mode! That's the problem with working in crash testing.
However, if you like a bit of air bag danger, type in "couch airbag explosion prank" into YouTube.
Seriously though....take care.
Jim
FRP432

Post Wed May 19, 2010 9:48 pm
V4FRP RPOC Petrol Head!

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Location: nr Swansea - West Wales
Jim that video is brilliant who needs enemies with friends like that.

Post Wed May 19, 2010 9:59 pm
FRP432 User avatar
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Posts: 299
Location: Hertfordshire
Glad you liked it, It's pretty dam funny!
I can't believe the number of crazy fools on there blowing themselves up with air bags!

Post Wed May 19, 2010 10:02 pm
big boy al User avatar
I dont drive my FRP due to this FORUM!

Posts: 2343
Location: medway,kent.

I'm gonna have a go when I remove the one from my track car lol.

Anyway tyres they are nice.
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FRP 241 - lsd equipped


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