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how the heck to i get the bracket out?

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BlackVert

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now that i have my tweecer up and running, i want to put it back in the kick panel. everyone says it will not fit with the white bracket that was holding it before, which i believe. so .........

how the heck to i get the bracket out?

 

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I can't answer your question as when I swapped computers, I left that white bracket in. Which brings me to my question. Are you planning on running the computer unsecured? Just going to let it hang loose in the kick panel?
 

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baglock1 said:
I can't answer your question as when I swapped computers, I left that white bracket in. Which brings me to my question. Are you planning on running the computer unsecured? Just going to let it hang loose in the kick panel?
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everyone says the computer will not fit with the tweecer attached. i was planning on taking the bracket out and seeing if i could modify the bracket somehow to get it in the bracket. then i'd try to install it with the bracket. otherwise, i don't see another option to hanging loose in the kick panel.
 

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Unless you disassemble the dash, the white bracket will not be easy to get out -- I took mine out in pieces. And I think it's possible I didn't get all of it, the top bolt may still be there with a tiny bit of plastic under it.

What I did is this:

1. Install TwEECer
2. Secure TwEECer to EEC... I used duct tape, of course
3. Wrap EEC with some foam padding (I left it open in a couple of spots to try and keep it from getting really hot)
4. Stuff it up in the kick panel.

The foam padding keeps mine snug as a bug in a rug, it ain't going anywhere. And I haven't had any overheating problems with it.

Dave
 
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