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@@marcanthonyloo3210 I don't believe that you will however just to be safe it might be best if you run a piece of duct tape from the inside of the window up and around the top of the door and to the outside of the glass just to be safe maybe run a couple strips of duct tape or just have somebody hold it while you're replacing the window motor.

Not sure how to do that since the window is all the way down

@marcanthonyloo3210 oh if that's the case then you should be perfectly fine to just remove the motor

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That's the one that I just capped off

@@tomc8115 I took them out through the rear hatch. Please consider liking the video and subscribing to the channel!

@@mattdeblassmusic I'm happy to hear the video helped! Please consider liking the video and subscribing to the channel! Good luck on your project!

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I guess I'll have to do a head to head and see if the Yaris or the Civic is better on the track!

@ that would be a good video! I’m surprised you don’t have a fit set up for track as well!

@@ءوم yes you should be able to. Please consider liking the video and subscribing to the channel!

@@TheInteriorAutoMechanic Sorry but I have a question please, why you don't use the out hose?

@@TheInteriorAutoMechanic Sorry but I have a question please, why you don't use the out hose?

Different size diameter hose, different length needed to mount mine where I did, plus mine was old and needed to be replaced.

You and me both! I'm just looking forward to getting everything installed and back on the road!

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Hey I'm sorry but in this video I didn't get any new parts. The existing climate control just needed to be reset by taking it apart and putting it back together. If yours is broken and you are looking for a certain part in particular please let me know and I can try and point you in the right direction.

can you please help me

You need to lift up on the lever that allowed you to slide the seat forward and while the lever is up slide the seat back. If that does not work make sure the seat is slide all the way forward you should hear a click like you would if you slid one of your front seats forward to adjust it. Once you do that try to slide the seat back the way I told you to above.

@@TheInteriorAutoMechanic i already fixed it by having someone sit in the sit and oush with their legs while i kept the lever pulled but thank you🙂

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Thank you! I'm looking forward to the rear disc swap as well! You can search for a rear axle beam on www.car-part.com. Good luck on your NCP91 search! Please consider liking the video and subscribing to the channel!

@@cyrillegreasley7254 Thank you very much! I'm looking forward to all the upgrades as well! Please make sure that you liked the video and are subscribed to the channel!

@@bebapruna662 Double check your coilpacks plugs and make sure they are all plugged in.

@ it was my fault I forgot to turn off the switch and i messed up my battery 🫠

@bebapruna662 Glad you were able to get the issue figured out!

Posted a video on my channel if you wanna see what’s happening

@@cyrillegreasley7254 that's happened to me as well. It's a mixture of oil and condensation from the engine when it's cold then heats up. That's one of the reasons I like this setup. It allows water droplets to be caught and stay out of your oil/engine.

@@TheInteriorAutoMechanicah gotcha👍🏼 I meant to say this before but I have a short on my channel that shows you what’s going on. Could you run both hoses from the crank case to the catch can?

@@93karol26 you can run 15" wheels but not the stock steel wheels though. However, if you do run 15" wheels they will be EXTREMELY EXTREMELY close to the caliper. I have a set that I run off a Mini Cooper with some hub centric rings just for driving to and from events and there is probably less than a quarter inch between the caliper and the rim. Please consider liking the video and subscribing to the channel if you haven't already.

@TheInteriorAutoMechanic What width and ET should be used to avoid problems? For 15"

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Thank you very much for the kind words! I'm really hoping that I can maximize the stock ECU as much as possible! Plus if I can show the stock/reflashed ECU is capable the run the 1nz-fxe safely hopefully others will consider doing the swap!

Thank you very much for the kind words! I'm looking forward to the brake upgrade! Hopefully the trip to get the rear disc axle beam will be worth it for both of us!

after doing this brake swap and tracking it for a couple of years..the only problem is they front and back beaking ratio... more powerfull braking in the back may bring the back unstable...

​@@jocelynmorency8333Interesting. I guess I'll have to see for myself.

I'm very hopeful that all the new parts will help my little Slowkart be more competitive on the track. Sounds good!

Also only happens AFTER it's warmed up, the hard shift.

@@QuantumShow2022 have you tried changing the transmission fluid?

@@TheInteriorAutoMechanic Yeah, I started with new fluid when I got it put in, has done it since I got the trans put in, but it is due for another drain/fill, will be doing that soon, thanks :) I'll let you know when it gets done

@QuantumShow2022 let me know how the drain refill goes. Be sure to only use Hyundai transmission fluid.

Yes I believe it is by using the part I talk about at the 22:55 mark. There are 3 different settings where you can change the location of where the lower portion of the linkage arm attaches and these can be seen at 23:34. I've never attempted it because honestly the shifter is so so good right out of the box. I hope this helps!

@@TheInteriorAutoMechanic Yeh that part doesnt adjust the throw, it just adjusts the cable position, i spoke to them directly and they confirmed they are not adjustable - thanks anyway

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@TheInteriorAutoMechanic done

@pg9112471 thank you!

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@@cyrillegreasley7254 Hey no problem at all about the "paragraph" lol happy to try and help. Did you modify your idle screw at all on your throttle body or did you leave it stock? If you are able to video your issue and upload it to your channel I could always watch it and see if I can point you in the right direction.

@ I did mess with the idle screw a few times now. I had it set to a pretty low rpm and when warm would idle at around 600rpm. It would start to stutter tho when stoped and now I have it set around 8-900 rpm and idling feels oerfect. Still have it going up to 2500 rpm on cold start in the first couple seconds then it drops to around 1500 and warms up normally. But even when I had the idle screw backed out more it would still do the same thing so I just figured id bring the idle back up. I did swap the “brain” from my 1NZ tb to my 2AZ tb. Idk if that impacts things. Also I can try to take a vid tmrw and see if I can capture what is going on.

@@salfunnyvideos4591 unfortunately you are most likely going to have to break the door panel to access the inside.

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Lol that is strange but I doubt it because it's my family member's current car!

Hi there! Thanks for the compliment! The seats are a Racequip fixed back driver's seat and the passenger's is a Recaro SRD confetti seat. The seat mounting brackets are made by a company called Planted and the sliders that are on them are just universal ones off Amazon. The spoiler is just a generic no name one off ebay. I will say it did take a little modification to make it sit flush. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have on here and I'll get back with you as soon as possible! Good luck on your build!

@ 🙏🏿 appreciate the write up!!

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Chances are you received a window motor for the opposite side of the car.

@@TheInteriorAutoMechanic i was thinking the same thing

No problem at all happy to help!

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Yes it is the same in hatchback and sedans.