@@dmwautomotive2291 just keep doing what your doing. Your doing a bomb ass job. Can’t wait to finish watching all the del Sol video and to see that you have in store for it
Pretty good video. Just one suggestion. When removing the two side sails, be sure to pull straight up - not sideways (i learned this the hard way). The plastic pieces on the inside are far less likely to break if you lift VERTICALLY.
I have had 668 views and you are the only one that pointed it out lol. I'm guessing it was something I did wrong while editing? I really don't know. This was one of my first videos. Thanks for watching and commiting I appreciate it.
@@dmwautomotive2291 no big deal. I’m just trying to learn how to remove that panel on my Del sol and its that specific step that I was worried about bc I don’t want to break any clips. Video was helpful tho. Thx.
Most likely, you have a leaking seal. It happens when there is moisture inside the car. It could be the trunk. Pull up your carpet in the trunk and see if there is any moisture where the spare tire goes. Unfortunately, these cars are bad about the seals. Sometimes, you can wipe them down and put some kind of lube on them, but it don't help all the time. Good luck, I hope you find the issue and can fix it.
@@dmwautomotive2291 ok thank you so much I think it’s the passenger side because when it’s raining the floor mat is really wet again thank you I’ll have my husband look into it.
Finaly a actual real build nit just some rich prick boy with family money adding bolt on parts to a perfect your the real sabing a solid car a actual project not just a mint oen oh here im buying bolt ons and ripping shit off for no good reason Example so um today guys i went ahead and removed my radio antena for weight reduction lol some people
I absolutely appreciate you doing this video.I been trying to figure out how to take off the Sail fins
Thanks bud I'm glad I helped someone. That's the whole point in me doing videos. Now I just need to make the videos better lol.
@@dmwautomotive2291 just keep doing what your doing. Your doing a bomb ass job. Can’t wait to finish watching all the del Sol video and to see that you have in store for it
Pretty good video. Just one suggestion. When removing the two side sails, be sure to pull straight up - not sideways (i learned this the hard way). The plastic pieces on the inside are far less likely to break if you lift VERTICALLY.
Thanks. I couldn't find anything on how to remove them when I did it.
Why does the video freeze at 4:32?
I have had 668 views and you are the only one that pointed it out lol. I'm guessing it was something I did wrong while editing? I really don't know. This was one of my first videos. Thanks for watching and commiting I appreciate it.
@@dmwautomotive2291 no big deal. I’m just trying to learn how to remove that panel on my Del sol and its that specific step that I was worried about bc I don’t want to break any clips. Video was helpful tho. Thx.
No problem bud. I hope it helped and good luck.
Question how do I stop my windows from frogging up every time it rains when I’m not driving it, let it rain omg I hate it
Most likely, you have a leaking seal. It happens when there is moisture inside the car. It could be the trunk. Pull up your carpet in the trunk and see if there is any moisture where the spare tire goes. Unfortunately, these cars are bad about the seals. Sometimes, you can wipe them down and put some kind of lube on them, but it don't help all the time. Good luck, I hope you find the issue and can fix it.
@@dmwautomotive2291 ok thank you so much I think it’s the passenger side because when it’s raining the floor mat is really wet again thank you I’ll have my husband look into it.
Finaly a actual real build nit just some rich prick boy with family money adding bolt on parts to a perfect your the real sabing a solid car a actual project not just a mint oen oh here im buying bolt ons and ripping shit off for no good reason Example so um today guys i went ahead and removed my radio antena for weight reduction lol some people
Haha. I really appreciate that. It means a lot to me.