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what happened?
Squiggy's 2012 DBP II Si Coupe
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jbweld the hole... then drill?
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Welding is the plan. Just have to find someone to do it. I think my neighbor or his son would be able to.
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Hmmm...just looked into what the "jb" part of that was. Interesting. That sounds like a plan!
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well, if you have access to someone who welds, that'd be the best bet. But, jbweld would be a quick option. I know some people have had varied results with jbweld.
Jbweld is an excellent product, I used it to fill in a crack in my oil pan and it worked great. All through the winter it held up and still doesn't leak anymore
what endlinks are those?
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Torque will keep parts in a range with proper tension or give as necessary. Obviously under-torquing could lead to a part coming loose, but over-torquing could cause a part to warp or break under tension.
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Swapped out the bulb in the moon roof switch.
I started out tearing apart the temp controls to see how the lighting worked in there. I am going to have to buy one from a junkyard to play around with it.
Or maybe I can cover them with red vinyl?
Going to tackle the steering wheel next to see if a bulb swap is easy or not. (CollegeHillsHonda Why do the torx bolts need replaced once the airbag is taken out?)
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That looks good but they are super bright lol
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You'll love this mod! I know I do.
I used to be ashamed to lock my car when I got out and heard that little squeak that Honda calls a horn.
Which ones did you get?
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njhustler
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Honda always has weak horns saying please excuse me sir. I'd rather a horn that screams , lead , follow or get the f out of the way. 
Same as mine! Nice