Ford Fiesta Mods at iba pa

**master siopao** · February 17th, 2011 08:52 PM

Originally Posted by river enchanter

ask ko lang sir, kung binuksan pa ba nila un dashboard for identification ng wiring? plan ko kasi palagyan ng speaker sa likod since i own the 1.6L trend. thanks

note that anti's fiesta is a sport, and as such has speakers on all 4 doors, thus replace lang existing speakers, sa trend, no speakers at the back but there are wires for them, hindi i se-series sa front speakers.

**hausteam** · February 18th, 2011 04:43 AM

Originally Posted by vivafoxpro

Hehehe... That is one of my reference materials in my "devil eyes" mod.

For that to be properly done, the headlight housing must be put inside an oven for the sealant to soften. After which the angel eyes can be installed within the lens.

Oven-toaster lang ang akin. Maliit sya ng konti para sa headlight natin

Heat gun lang puwede na(meron ako). There's a DIY post in the detailing section where he used a heat gun in cleaning his headlights.

**kevo888** · February 18th, 2011 05:03 AM

A heat gun would probably be the only option for the Fiesta headlight, as it is so long, it would not fit in most household ovens.
I did my old Honda's headlight in my oven when I put in FXR Bi-xenon HID projectors, and it only just fit. The light cannot touch the side of the oven as it will melt where it touches the metal.

**river enchanter** · February 18th, 2011 09:16 AM

Originally Posted by master siopao

note that anti's fiesta is a sport, and as such has speakers on all 4 doors, thus replace lang existing speakers, sa trend, no speakers at the back but there are wires for them, hindi i se-series sa front speakers.

i see. thanks for the info sir

**paolorenzo** · February 18th, 2011 11:25 AM

Originally Posted by kevo888

I used "Johnny Air Cargo" -
http://johnnyair.com/?page=58

You buy online, using the Johnny air address as your shipping address.
Then they ship from there (New York) to Pinas.
They have branches in Megamall and Head Office nr. Glorietta.
It is a good way of buying from US websites that don't ship internationally.
I think Paolorenzo used it also to get his Ipod cable and stuff, thats what got me interested in the service.

Off-topic post on JAC: JAC has a tie-up with PinoyDVD.com, and PDVD members enrolled with JAC fall under their corporate account. We normally get items shipped tax-free (well, still depends on overall quantity and value, of course). It'll be about US$5.50 per pound. So JAC is good for small items (e.g. watches, cables, etc). JAC gets so much business from the PinoyDVD community, having tons of Region1 DVDs and now RegionA BDs. They have a drop-off address both in NY and NJ (use them wisely -- if you're purchasing items from NY, such as Amazon, have them shipped to NJ, to avoid local taxes).

Back to topic. I used JAC to have my iPod interface cable for our FoFi shipped, as well as the keyed gas cap cover (which doesn't fit our Asian Fiesta!!!

).

**hausteam** · February 18th, 2011 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by paolorenzo

Off-topic post on JAC: JAC has a tie-up with PinoyDVD.com, and PDVD members enrolled with JAC fall under their corporate account. We normally get items shipped tax-free (well, still depends on overall quantity and value, of course). It'll be about US$5.50 per pound. So JAC is good for small items (e.g. watches, cables, etc). JAC gets so much business from the PinoyDVD community, having tons of Region1 DVDs and now RegionA BDs. They have a drop-off address both in NY and NJ (use them wisely -- if you're purchasing items from NY, such as Amazon, have them shipped to NJ, to avoid local taxes).

Back to topic. I used JAC to have my iPod interface cable for our FoFi shipped, as well as the keyed gas cap cover (which doesn't fit our Asian Fiesta!!!

).

Eh?? Bakit ganoon? Kala ko standard lahat ng gas intakes ng Fiesta? Can you expound on why it doesn't fit?

**antikryst** · February 18th, 2011 11:56 AM

just got my ford OEM ipod cable today. paid around $18 usd including shipping via ebay US. 6 weeks before it arrived though. actually ordered it even before i got my fiesta.

i hate paying big charges for shipping so i was ok to wait.

also had my speakers fixed... ok na yung infinity setup ko. its definitely more detailed than the stock speakers. but... basag pa rin at high volumes. those who want to play music loud really need an amplifier.

was also able to tweak the settings. killed the eq on my ipod then just tweaked the eq on the fiesta a bit. i can also confirm that the official ipod cable is clearer than a normal ipod cable + aux since the music goes out of the ipod digitally and not through the analog earphone output. not that using a standard aux cable wasnt clear... the official ipod cable is just clearer by a bit.

**fordfiesta** · February 18th, 2011 04:18 PM

ano ba maganda ilagay na accessories sa ford fiesta S hb cool white?

**paolorenzo** · February 18th, 2011 10:57 PM

Originally Posted by hausteam

Eh?? Bakit ganoon? Kala ko standard lahat ng gas intakes ng Fiesta? Can you expound on why it doesn't fit?

dalhin ko na lang sa Grand EB, para mapakita sa iba. Hirap describe sir. Basta di siya pasok. It's bigger than our installed nozzles.

**vivafoxpro** · February 19th, 2011 12:04 AM

Originally Posted by hausteam

Heat gun lang puwede na(meron ako). There's a DIY post in the detailing section where he used a heat gun in cleaning his headlights.

Great! With great guts in fixing your side mirror with silicone sealant against would be thieves and armed with your very own heat gun, we will be happy to see a demo of the procedure not using some other dude's headlight but with our own elongated lens.

IMHO the oven procedure is the proper way to do it getting gradual even rise in temperature. Heat guns provide a concentrated channel of hot air. Reckless as I am, I am not willing to risk my headlights deforming due to uneven temperature.