BROKEN SHIELD I WOULD LIKE TO IF MY PROCETIVE SHIELD IS BROKEN DO I NEED TO REPLACE BOTH THE SHIED AND THE PART IT PROTECTS. MY SHIELD IS BROKEN PRETTY BADDLY BUT FROM WHAT I CAN SEE THER IS NO MAJOR DAMAGE TO THE OTHER PART BESIDES IT BEING BENT A LITTLE BIT.

check it out first . try it on the 76 and see if it works most but not all 4 pins work with other radios other then the one you want it to.

Put a couple cloths dryer screw clamp bands together
& put around the heat shied & converter

heat shield could be broken or loose missing screws to hold it in place.NO bad idea DONT remove heat shield it protects other components from heat damage.heat shields also protect vechicle floor board from getting too hot causing fire.

yes system shield protects you from virus , i you to download files , turn off system shield

Go to google and search: Hotspot Shield. Download it from cnet.com and you can bypass everything.Things to note: While connected to Hotspot Shield you cannot download anything. So if you are trying to torrent or downloading something you need to get the download started, disconnect from Hotspot Shield and your download should start.

Best thing is contact with the seller

Nothing wrong with a little added security.
Go with the extra heat shield.
Keep in mind this heat shield can be decorative too!

You will sleep better at night knowing there is little change heat build up will occur on that wall.

Good luck!

It sound like you have touch all the base, so your going to need to check the dust shield on the back side of the rotor. Make sure that it has not gotten bent forward towards the rotor and wheel rim area of travel. It's a common thing to happen as the brakes heat up the dust shied warps slightly and if there is not enough gap between the dust shield and rotor, and rim will make the chirping noise you hear. You may not even have top remove the wheel to fix this, just turn your wheel all the way to one side so you can get to the back side of the brake assembly and push the dust shield away from the rotor/wheel area. Good luck and hope this helps. keep me posted. be glad to help you get rid of that Gremlin. 

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