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There are several custom molded rubber companies. A search engine can be used to find a listing and reviews of custom molded rubber companies.
The OBD II connection port is located underneath the steering column. On the driver side there is a small rectangular opening with a white 16 pin connector at the bottom of the molded plastic of the console.
distance from the waterline of a floating vessel to the bottom of the keel, less the thickness of the hull.
Towards the battery on the driver's side there's a large plastic box that has 2 metal latches like on an old fashioned suitcase. Open those up and you can see you've split the seam to the air filter housing. Next, towards the bottom where you can't see there are a couple black plastic latches molded into the plastic housing that hold the two halves of the air box together. Pry those up and pull the two halves apart. This should give you just enough room to slide the air filter up and out. Be sure to put the new one in the same direction (metal screen pointed outboard toward driver's front wheel). If you need more wiggle room you can loosen the hose clamp in between the air box and the engine.
There is a plastic cooling system housing on the passenger side top of the engine. There are three hoses (radiator hose, heater hose and overflow reservoir hose. All different sizes.) connected to this housing and an electrical connection. This part is molded in two separate pieces then heat welded together. Because of the way it is designed it is practically guaranteed to fail. It is common for this part to develop a slight seepage between the two molded parts which will run down the back side of the engine almost unnoticed and drip from the oil pan. If this is the case you will find scaling and lime deposits around the bottom portion of the part toward the intake manifold.
On the 2.0turbo, it is under the engine cover. Remove the three torx bolts and the plastic will come off. Look to the right of the engine towards the front of the car and you will see a large plastic circle with a nut molded in it. The filter is inside that. See the video for more info at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8vhH10bYM4Matt
I originally thought it was a sensor, but after CARFEFUL examination I saw a molded u-shaped vacum hose that had dried out and split on the back side. This solved my problem. when looking at the engine the u-shaped molded vacum line is near the right rear of the engine compartment. I truly hope this helps someone, it was driving me crazy.
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Volcanic mountains are formed by molded material
Give an example of an injected-molded product.
in the 1996 it is rear cargo area on the driver side, there is a small hatch in the molded plastic on the sidewall that has a "dial" you turn to bring the panel out, it will be in there. it is a small scissor jack
Rader Products is a company that offers quotes online for custom molded rubber as well as plastic and molded urethane. You can get Custom Molded Rubber Products by Da/Pro Rubber. Get a quote from them at www.daprorubber.com