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Those circular bearings have fairly long channels to move in. Densely packed with a moderately liquidy grease, the shaft's in out motion should be restrained by the boot that covers the joint (same on both inboard and outboard sides I believe, but just one side gives like 2+ inches of play)
Should feel kinda like using a plunger on a toilet when you pull on it, air tight seals sucking it back into place.
Those circular bearings have fairly long channels to move in. Densely packed with a moderately liquidy grease, the shaft's in out motion should be restrained by the boot that covers the joint (same on both inboard and outboard sides I believe, but just one side gives like 2+ inches of play) Should feel kinda like using a plunger on a toilet when you pull on it, air tight seals sucking it back into place.
0 2020/10/26 07:23:20 Pyts
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0 2020/11/01 10:04:13 Pyts
You don't have to remove the coolant line from the TB :}
You don't have to remove the coolant line from the TB :}
0 2020/11/02 15:24:24 Pyts
Squeaky clean on the back of the butterfly. Thanks to my T-Rev knock-off that I promoted but never backed up with vac pressure evidence (I will one day!)
Squeaky clean on the back of the butterfly. Thanks to my T-Rev knock-off that I promoted but never backed up with vac pressure evidence (I will one day!)
0 2020/11/02 15:25:17 Pyts
Shop towels to keep dirt outta the intake manifold, and see!! TB is still on, plenum is removed, plenty clearance for cylinder head cover to come off
Shop towels to keep dirt outta the intake manifold, and see!! TB is still on, plenum is removed, plenty clearance for cylinder head cover to come off
0 2020/11/02 15:28:03 Pyts
Showing where arm goes to get the.. 18mm, or was it 19?
At any rate, combo wrench. Had to use the open end too, and flip it in order to get clearance. The wrench will need to be leaned towards passenger side (you) to clear the riff-raff.
Showing where arm goes to get the.. 18mm, or was it 19? At any rate, combo wrench. Had to use the open end too, and flip it in order to get clearance. The wrench will need to be leaned towards passenger side (you) to clear the riff-raff.
0 2020/11/02 15:31:27 Pyts
More specific arm position!
More specific arm position!
0 2020/11/02 15:34:18 Pyts
Cam gear with markings level for cylinder 1 TDC
Cam gear with markings level for cylinder 1 TDC
0 2020/11/02 15:34:48 Pyts
Offset 10mm box wrench for easier loosening, gunsmithing (hollow ground) flat head driver, not really necessary but does fit nice!
Offset 10mm box wrench for easier loosening, gunsmithing (hollow ground) flat head driver, not really necessary but does fit nice!
0 2020/11/02 15:35:46 Pyts
Inch Lbs torque wrench with 1/4 to 3/8 adapter and a little extension to fit my 10mm craftsman or kobalt crows foot. 10ft.lbs. or 120in.lbs.
Inch Lbs torque wrench with 1/4 to 3/8 adapter and a little extension to fit my 10mm craftsman or kobalt crows foot. 10ft.lbs. or 120in.lbs.
0 2020/11/02 15:37:01 Pyts
Old O-rings re-used and lubed with Red Rubber Grease (could prolly use vasoline, o-ring grease from a motorcycle supply store, or really whatever) intake manifold to plenum torque is 17ftlbs., as is plenum (sandwiched byTB brackets) to TB
Old O-rings re-used and lubed with Red Rubber Grease (could prolly use vasoline, o-ring grease from a motorcycle supply store, or really whatever) intake manifold to plenum torque is 17ftlbs., as is plenum (sandwiched byTB brackets) to TB
0 2020/11/02 15:38:22 Pyts
Courtesy of "dan the tire man" website.
Courtesy of "dan the tire man" website.
0 2020/11/03 18:52:36 Pyts
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0 2020/12/14 17:32:29 Pyts
This is a baby lizard we found sleeping on the chicken coop. "The world isn't so bad if you can just get out in it."
This is a baby lizard we found sleeping on the chicken coop. "The world isn't so bad if you can just get out in it."
0 2020/12/14 17:34:33 Pyts
0 2020/12/20 12:52:26 Pyts
Roof seems to be sheet metal coated with mastic/roofing tar and then painted
Roof seems to be sheet metal coated with mastic/roofing tar and then painted
0 2020/12/20 12:52:44 Pyts
0 2020/12/20 12:57:27 Pyts
I know the floor's gotta come up, and at least parts of the wall frame.
I know the floor's gotta come up, and at least parts of the wall frame.
0 2020/12/20 12:58:32 Pyts
0 2020/12/20 13:00:38 Pyts
Good portion of rotten bits
Good portion of rotten bits
0 2020/12/20 13:01:29 Pyts
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0 2020/12/20 13:06:31 Pyts
0 2020/12/20 13:06:47 Pyts
0 2020/12/20 13:07:24 Pyts
This spot right here can create a click. Damaged bumper clips. the plastic bumper vibrates against the metal body panel.
This spot right here can create a click. Damaged bumper clips. the plastic bumper vibrates against the metal body panel.
0 2021/01/09 08:51:28 Pyts
available on ebay used for between 30 and 60 bucks. The rods aren't all cocked forward.
available on ebay used for between 30 and 60 bucks. The rods aren't all cocked forward.
0 2021/02/01 08:11:22 Pyts
Reach your arm around the engine to to place your finger where my finger is located in the image. there's a vacuum line that it's resting on. ensure that it's connected.
Reach your arm around the engine to to place your finger where my finger is located in the image. there's a vacuum line that it's resting on. ensure that it's connected.
0 2021/05/23 06:34:00 Pyts
This vacuum line will look different from yours. Still, there will be a hose there. verify that there's no leak.
This vacuum line will look different from yours. Still, there will be a hose there. verify that there's no leak.
0 2021/05/23 06:36:02 Pyts
Once again, verify no leak.
Once again, verify no leak.
0 2021/05/23 06:38:27 Pyts
0 2021/06/11 12:47:25 Pyts
Leverage keeps the spring holding plates in place once resistance from the spring is applied, the little bolt is to help, keep them from falling out before that AND from slipping out to the side. A side impact of adequate force could weaken/cleave those bolts and maybe prompt release, so I try to avoid that scenario.
Leverage keeps the spring holding plates in place once resistance from the spring is applied, the little bolt is to help, keep them from falling out before that AND from slipping out to the side. A side impact of adequate force could weaken/cleave those bolts and maybe prompt release, so I try to avoid that scenario.
0 2021/06/11 12:49:14 Pyts
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0 2021/06/23 06:56:00 Pyts
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