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Old 12-12-2007, 10:24 PM
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Default Updated: Mudflaps finally delivered!...and now installed!!

UPDATE: Installed! See my reply below!!



I ordered these from newscionparts.com a while ago, and they have finally come in. I probably won't be able to install them for several days.

There are some...problems. The parts look great, but the instructions are in Kanji. I normally wouldn't care, but you apparently need to drill holes in the car to install these things, and how to drill is not something I want to figure out from some basic pictographs. Here are some pics!













So....anyone able to translate for me?


UPDATE: Installed! See my reply below!!
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WOW..LOL. good luck with all that, bigfieroman!!!! all I can say is WOW......... Looks like the front are gonna be a piece of cake..
The rears...... I am gonna GUESS......... there is 3 different pages of showing the rear end set up.. & they all are just a bit different from the others..
Probally for the 3 different models of Rumion in Jay pan....
These instructions lok to be generic for all 3 models... I think you'll have no problems with the rears..
Just set them up in place, & you'll see what needs to be drilled on our USA model..
Poke the holes with an ice pick type tool ( even shows this in the instructions).. & drill away!! & as the pictures show.. mark your drill bit for a shallow hole.
Dont go in tooo deep.. & use thise screw receivers where needed..
Good luck & NICE PICTURES!!!. take more pictures when you do your install & then we'll make it a DIY Sticky for this mod! T
hanks for posting!! keep us up-dated.... jh
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nice, i wish someone made mudflaps for the first gen.
ive wanted to do mudflaps for some time but ive never found any.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^
they do, but they are meant to be mounted without sideskirts. oratoro modified his to fit with side skirts.
pm me if interested.
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well yah im interested!
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interested as well in first gen mud flaps... can you post info or pics of oratoro's modded ones?
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Can't wait to see those installed. I had no idea that they came painted already. It makes $190 seem a little more reasonable.

Even though it seems pretty straighforward, please post some install pics if you can.
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You can try google and babelfish for translation tools no?
Good luck!
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I have a friend who can speak Japanese pretty well. Hopefully he can read it too. if you send me a scan of the instructions maybe I can get a rough translation for you.

I can;'t promise anything, but I can give it a shot...
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Originally Posted by rockthebeef
Can't wait to see those installed. I had no idea that they came painted already. It makes $190 seem a little more reasonable.

Even though it seems pretty straighforward, please post some install pics if you can.
I am planning on writing up a detailed install.

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You can try google and babelfish for translation tools no?
Good luck!
I only have a paper copy, and no kanji keyboard. I would have to find a way to input kanji, and do it by matching up the symbols with what I see...chances are it would take ~20 hours.

Originally Posted by rockthebeef
I have a friend who can speak Japanese pretty well. Hopefully he can read it too. if you send me a scan of the instructions maybe I can get a rough translation for you.

I can;'t promise anything, but I can give it a shot...
I don't have a scanner...I don't suppose the pics above will do? Thanks!
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I just grabbed the first one I saw, but is anything like this some help?
http://www.trdsparks.com/install/00016-32707inst.pdf
or maybe
http://www.trdsparks.com/install/PT769-21040inst.pdf
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Originally Posted by roXor_boXor
I just grabbed the first one I saw, but is anything like this some help?
http://www.trdsparks.com/install/00016-32707inst.pdf
or maybe
http://www.trdsparks.com/install/PT769-21040inst.pdf
I really appreciate the effort, but it is the 4th hole that has me perplexed...otherwise, this seems doable.
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Originally Posted by Bigfieroman
I don't have a scanner...I don't suppose the pics above will do? Thanks!
I was able to print out those pics. I'll try and keep them around in case I run into my friend. I know he can hold a conversation in Japanese, but if most of the wording in the instructions is technical, he might not know the words... Again, no promises but I'll see what I can do.
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Originally Posted by swartzautoman
nice, i wish someone made mudflaps for the first gen.
ive wanted to do mudflaps for some time but ive never found any.
Mud flaps on my ex-ride.





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ok Orataro, what are they ment for and were did you get them?
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So what's the scoop Bigfieroman??? Are you still contemplating the instructions or did somebody at the local sushi joint help you out?

If you got them on where are the pics???

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I am delaying due to chronic laziness...I will prolly do them over Christmas.
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They are on and they look great!! Excuse the dirty car, it just went through a blizzard and it is supposed to snow again very soon.








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good mod, looks great.
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Looks great! Any instructions on how to install it?
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