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Old 05-15-2006, 04:59 PM   #31
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My valve cover midway

My valve cover midway through getting wirebrushed all the hell before I paint it, still looking for the paint I wanna use:


Should I be concerned about this exhaust manifold or try to clean any of that stuff out?

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Old 05-15-2006, 08:10 PM   #32
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thought u were going to put

thought u were going to put in a VX d15z1 motor like matt? anyway good progress.
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Old 05-15-2006, 08:12 PM   #33
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When I find one within 200

When I find one within 200 miles for sale I will,
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Old 05-16-2006, 04:52 AM   #34
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Yeah I would clean out that

Yeah I would clean out that exhaust manifold. That looks really gross and could clog up the cat if it ever breaks loose.

Just use some compressed air, or compressed water, or brake parts cleaner, or anything!
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Old 05-16-2006, 03:27 PM   #35
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I'll pick up some brakleen

I'll pick up some brakleen when I go to the parts store to get a big drain pan for my anti-freeze,

Anyway, what resistance should I be looking for on spark plug wires to see if I need new ones or should I just buy them regardless?
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Old 05-16-2006, 04:16 PM   #36
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Mini How-To 1: Removing the

Mini How-To 1: Removing the Crank Pulley Bolt

Well, you need to get this off to get to the timing belt, so here we go...

Put two flywheel bolts back in the holes opposite each other. Rotate the engine so that they are parallel to the ground. Take a 2' 3/8" extension and put one end through the two bolts and the other end on the ground so that it will resist the turning of the crank. Then get out your 2' breaker bar, get it on the crank pulley bolt, brace the engine with your left arm while you load the break bar to where the crank no longer spins through flex of the extension on the ground. Take your feet and get on the breaker bar, with your weight evenly balanced, and bob up and down while still bracing the engine until the bolt squeeks loose. It's only torqued with 115ft/lbs, after all,

Estimated time: 3 minutes

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Old 05-16-2006, 05:02 PM   #37
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Shopping List:

Shopping List:

Oil Pan Gasket: $16.99
Intake Manifold Gasket: $15.99
Spark Plugs: $8
Spark Plug Wires: $37.99
Timing Belt: $27.99
Water Pump: $28.99
Valve Cover Gasket: $28.99
Alternator Belt: ?
Clutch Throwout Bearing: $21.99

Total: $197 + ?

Hopefully I can order through the shop and get ~20% off.
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Didn't you just buy spark

Didn't you just buy spark plugs?
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Re: Shopping List:Oil Pan

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Shopping List:

Oil Pan Gasket: $16.99
Intake Manifold Gasket: $15.99
Spark Plugs: $8
Spark Plug Wires: $37.99
Timing Belt: $27.99
Water Pump: $28.99
Valve Cover Gasket: $28.99

Total: $175

Hopefully I can order through the shop and get ~20% off.
Geez! I'm just about ready to send you a check so you can get down to business and start kickin my a**.

How's my tranny doin? Have you tried turning the input shaft to see if you can hear any grinding or squealing? Hows the input shaft bearing?
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Quote:Didn't you just buy

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Didn't you just buy spark plugs?
I did, I guess I can reuse them, I forgot about that, thanks!
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