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question for the heath PMD Isolator owners WITHOUT airdam !!!

VW_Lupo_TD

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Hey there,

quick question to the 65ers that have a heath PMD Isolator mounted WITHOUT the airdam.
When you look at this picture ? Do I have the Isolator plate at the "correct" location ?
I mean of course it works and getting lots of airflow and all, just wondering what "The ISOLATOR plate mounts onto the upper surface of the lower flange of the front bumper" EXACTLY means.
So please check out this pic and tell me if my interpretation of that line from the Installation Manual was correctly interpreted by me - thanks :

Oh and yes - in a perfect world, you guys would post a pic of your definition of that line as a pic if it differs from mine!
that would be awesome / great / the shizzle (whatever floats your boat) ;-)

http://inlinethumb25.webshots.com/41432/2101259810046859470S600x600Q85.jpg

just making sure I interpreted the words of the 65er equivalent to Obi-Wan correctly - do not want to mess up the force ;-)
 
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Looks A-Okay to me , is yours a 2wd as mine has a different fix.

If you would fill in your siggy it will help...:thumbsup:

Edit: I forgot VW Lupo TD a nice welcome...
 
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did that, but boy 500 characters - that is stingy. And i wanted it short anyway not those scroll happy fokkers like you all have, where i have to scroll down 23 secs to get to the end of the sig ;-) see mine is even shorter than my avatar and stuff on the left, that should be the maximum you guys just stretch out them threads forever with your sigs ;-)
 
gentlemen i appreciate the props, however is it really the "The ISOLATOR plate mounts onto the upper surface of the lower flange of the front bumper" correct location ???

that is really my question.
 
gentlemen i appreciate the props, however is it really the "The ISOLATOR plate mounts onto the upper surface of the lower flange of the front bumper" correct location ???

that is really my question.



Yes....didn't you receive instructions with pix....?? from Heath Diesel... :confused:
 
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Yes....didn't you receive intrusions with pix....?? from Heath Diesel... :confused:

Of course i did as stated in my first post !
This is proving most :smile5: difficult.

My question is if i interpreted that line from Bill Heath's Instructions correctly and wanted to see how others mounted theirs ??
The terminology seems to be able to laid out differently depending of your point of reference is the ground OR the bumper (in terms of what is upper and what is lower).

There is no exact pic of this hence why I am asking.
 
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Of course i did as stated in my first post !
This is proving most :smile5: difficult.

My question is if i interpreted that line from Bill Heath's Instructions correctly and wanted to see how others mounted theirs ??
The terminology seems to be able to laid out differently depending of your point of reference is the ground OR the bumper (in terms of what is upper and what is lower).

There is no exact pic of this hence why I am asking.


You will have to excuse my thinking & spelling ....just a foreigner...
 
Lupo,

Welcome, and YES! You have it correct!


Providing your truck is sitting on the wheels right now. If it's on the roof, then you got it upside-down ... :)

j/k - and I have a C2500 also, and yours looks just like mine!

Welcome aboard!
 
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