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| EF_wanabe |
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Hey all
I am wanting to install a electric boot release into my EA falcon S1 , now i went today and got a new actuator for the boot from a EB-ED and it has a different style of connector to go to the barrel for the key and also different mounting points also a different hook at the bottom Would anyone have any tips who has done this in the past? Also regarding the next matter i want to install a EF/EL fuel lid , i just want to know what "electric" motor do i use in the vehicle the EF/EL one or the EB-ED ? Also fitting the fuel cap does much need to be done to get it to fit ? |
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| TROYMAN |
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eb2 and ed have different style boot latch to ea...
if you want it to work just get the boot latch from an ea that has the electric boot release, my ea s pack had one std, ghias also have them... ef and el fuel door is not a direct fit as the hinges and latch position are different, again you use the fuel door solenoid from ea,eb,ed ect and if you find a el wagon fuel door this will be a direct fit.. not ef wagon as ef wagon is plastic like eb... also there is a high chance your car may have all the wireing for the boot and fuel door release... |
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| EF_wanabe |
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{USERNAME} wrote: eb2 and ed have different style boot latch to ea... if you want it to work just get the boot latch from an ea that has the electric boot release, my ea s pack had one std, ghias also have them... ef and el fuel door is not a direct fit as the hinges and latch position are different, again you use the fuel door solenoid from ea,eb,ed ect and if you find a el wagon fuel door this will be a direct fit.. not ef wagon as ef wagon is plastic like eb... also there is a high chance your car may have all the wireing for the boot and fuel door release... Ok cool about the wiring but that is no big deal to me piss easy hmm this sounds VERY intersting a EL wagon fuel door is a direct fit will need to get anther now ok next up is a EA spac / GHIA for the boot latch What is needed for the EF/EL fuel lid to fit or just not worth it ? |
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| EF_wanabe |
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ok just thought more about it i am after the clean look as my old EF sedan had
I have looked in carsales site and the EL wagons aren't the one i am after i want a clean look 
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| TROYMAN |
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what do you mean??? late el wagon fuel door is a flush door like the sedan except it fits straight on..
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{USERNAME} wrote: what do you mean??? late el wagon fuel door is a flush door like the sedan except it fits straight on.. I took a look on car sales at a few EL wagons 97s and i believe some where 98s And they had the same fuel lid as the other E series but the true test is pick a part not calling you wrong i am just baffled on this |
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| TROYMAN |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: what do you mean??? late el wagon fuel door is a flush door like the sedan except it fits straight on.. I took a look on car sales at a few EL wagons 97s and i believe some where 98s And they had the same fuel lid as the other E series but the true test is pick a part not calling you wrong i am just baffled on this I know el wagon has a steel flush door because I have one on my ed and benj has one on his car aswell.... |
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| EF_wanabe |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: what do you mean??? late el wagon fuel door is a flush door like the sedan except it fits straight on.. I took a look on car sales at a few EL wagons 97s and i believe some where 98s And they had the same fuel lid as the other E series but the true test is pick a part not calling you wrong i am just baffled on this I know el wagon has a steel flush door because I have one on my ed and benj has one on his car aswell.... Ok thanks all sorted pick a part for one i shall go to for both the above parts Had a look and there was no wiring for the boot doh! |
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| TROYMAN |
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so is yours a 88 model????
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| EF_wanabe |
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{USERNAME} wrote: so is yours a 88 model???? Yea a 88 model early one but with 16MM tie rod ends when it should have had 14MM i realized that the other week |
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| Mad2 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: what do you mean??? late el wagon fuel door is a flush door like the sedan except it fits straight on.. I took a look on car sales at a few EL wagons 97s and i believe some where 98s And they had the same fuel lid as the other E series but the true test is pick a part not calling you wrong i am just baffled on this I know el wagon has a steel flush door because I have one on my ed and benj has one on his car aswell.... well well ..... which is it???? {DESCRIPTION} |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: what do you mean??? late el wagon fuel door is a flush door like the sedan except it fits straight on.. I took a look on car sales at a few EL wagons 97s and i believe some where 98s And they had the same fuel lid as the other E series but the true test is pick a part not calling you wrong i am just baffled on this I know el wagon has a steel flush door because I have one on my ed and benj has one on his car aswell.... well well ..... which is it???? {DESCRIPTION} So as before i was baffled as car sales was messed up It needs to be a EL WAGON fuel lid not sedan first wagon i suspected was EL had it on , fitted straight on  I got a ED fuel lid release Also where you need helping with a electric boot also ? |
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| Mad2 |
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whats the differance between the sedan/wagoon ??
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| EF_wanabe |
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{USERNAME} wrote: whats the differance between the sedan/wagoon ?? To be honest not sure didnt look i got the bad news from troy and slipped it into my parts storage section and its there now You can have it if you have a feeling it will fit |
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nah ... thanks tho. think i will do what i mentioned in me msg to ya
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