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What have you done to your Elgrand today?

I swapped the rear drop down tv with a replacement from a breaker. The new one closes flush now, so I’m very happy. Also replaced an LED bulb that had stopped working.
 

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Stempyuno said:
Interesting to see them dismantled. Looks like they were good ones. Could be a very popular service.
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Because of the metal retaining ring I find it easier to cut off each end and then push out the core. I don’t do the fitting, I decore them on an exchange basis for Service Point, who offer the fitting service.
 
Winchester said:
Because of the metal retaining ring I find it easier to cut off each end and then push out the core. I don’t do the fitting, I decore them on an exchange basis for Service Point, who offer the fitting service.
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Nice. Sounds like you have the better end of the deal then. :D
 
Winchester said:
Decored a set of front cats ...
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That's my next job to do nice to see what iam aiming for . Is it not possible just to cut one side off the cat to access it .or is there a Pacific reason . Just thinking of saving a lot of unnecessary time re welding it back up . Or is it not possible to smash it out with some bendy rods etc with out cutting it up at all ??
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@M1GKK I’ve cut them out a few different ways... I find it quick and clean this way
 
Still waiting for my detailed pre-shipping pictures of my purchase AND for an answer from Nissan on wheel load ratings
 
Spent some time polishing the old girl the Elgrand that is. Previous Japanese owner I guess must have sprayed some clear varnish over the whole car including the windows. Spent hours getting it off. Looks like new now. Any one else had this.
 
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