blackout gt

are you guys saying to remove it so you can hear the engine more... do they all have the plug from the factory ?

6+6 Stang

all 2010's yeah you can pull it out from inside car.

blackout gt

great just found it..now have to wait for this damm 2 feet of snow to go away ....see if the sounds has changed... have you heard a changed and do you like it.... Bobby

6+6 Stang

check your pm blackout

WeinerDog

Yeah, I'm sick of the snow, too. How people in MI live through winter baffles me. We've had over 50 inches of rain this year. When I retire I'm moving west!

6+6 Stang

if you know where UP is we would get 350 " snow a year, no fancy cars, a truck, a bike, a snowmobile, lived in south since 74, then started getting nice rides. but will roll through MI this summer and stooping at shaftmaster on way up, hope fits in the trunk.

Edge35

Sweet, I'm definitely taking the insulation out to see how it sounds. Problem is I'm laid up right now recovering from chemo (yeah, it sucks) so I can't get out there at the moment.

Will you guys be kind enough to spare me a little searching and tell me where to locate the insulation? How easy is it to access from inside the car? Do you need to remove any portion of the dash? I've never looked under the dash to investigate where the tube comes out but I want to get all my ducks in a row so once I don't feel like I've been on an all night bender I can get out there and do it without a bunch of messing around.

Thanks!

Edge

WeinerDog

It's in a slightly extreme position to the top left of the clutch (or brake) pedal. No need to remove any parts but if you have normal adult-sized fingers it's really easy to push it back into the tube in the process. A set of needlenose pliers will help.

Godspeed with the chemo.

7up

Sorry to hear 'bout that. Chemo is some very nasty stuff.

The easiest way is to follow the tube from the inside of the engine bay to the firewall. Then you will be able to see approximately where it enters.

It's located in east beJesus.... seriously, it way up on the firewall, far left, between the clutch pedal and the sidewall.

Nope.

It's not that bad, but I'm not sure how rough your chemo is/was: you'll need to twist yourself onto your back, flashlight in hand, and look up there:

WeinerDog

Awesome pic 7up!