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Hello everybody,
I got a question bout the pcm from intense. If I order the standard pcm will I have to pay a $100 core charge as well as the $100 dollar price for the pcm??
Also If I send my stock pcm back will they refund the core?? I know I sound like a little girl asking all these questions but I am new to this online ordering thing.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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Mac
I got a question bout the pcm from intense. If I order the standard pcm will I have to pay a $100 core charge as well as the $100 dollar price for the pcm??
Also If I send my stock pcm back will they refund the core?? I know I sound like a little girl asking all these questions but I am new to this online ordering thing.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mac
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Thanks so much for the help.
So when I order the PCM. I'll have to pay $200 plus shipping. Then when I receive my new pcm, and send them my old one the send me a check for $100. Correct??
Peace,
Mac
So when I order the PCM. I'll have to pay $200 plus shipping. Then when I receive my new pcm, and send them my old one the send me a check for $100. Correct??
Peace,
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Cool, Cool
I'll be ordering my parts this month and cannot wait. I'm gonna do a PCM, FWI, new plugs, new wires, some exhaust work, if I can find them I'm gonna do new rotors for the rear also, and maybe a new head unit, I'm taking off a day of work so I can get this done. Then if we had a meet in Ohio that same weekend in April, that would be cherry.
I can't wait to get started, I'll be doing the work myself so I'll be busy but it will be worth it.
Sorry about the rambling I just get way excited when I talk about it.
Holler back,
Mac
I'll be ordering my parts this month and cannot wait. I'm gonna do a PCM, FWI, new plugs, new wires, some exhaust work, if I can find them I'm gonna do new rotors for the rear also, and maybe a new head unit, I'm taking off a day of work so I can get this done. Then if we had a meet in Ohio that same weekend in April, that would be cherry.
I can't wait to get started, I'll be doing the work myself so I'll be busy but it will be worth it.
Sorry about the rambling I just get way excited when I talk about it.
Holler back,
Mac
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Yeah I cant wait for the month of april.
Hey I do got a question whats the prpose of drilling the T-stat?? and if I decide to do it where do I drill at??
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Hey I do got a question whats the prpose of drilling the T-stat?? and if I decide to do it where do I drill at??
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Hey thanks for the link.
Thats sort of where I figured youd have to drill it. It sounds like a pretty good thing to do with the T-stat. I guess it just keeps the engine cooler huh??.
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Thats sort of where I figured youd have to drill it. It sounds like a pretty good thing to do with the T-stat. I guess it just keeps the engine cooler huh??.
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No not really, just let'* the engine warm up more gradually instead of the t stat opening and letting 195* coolant go flying all over a cold motor.