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Old 08-15-03, 07:49 PM
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It begins tonight

Tonight I begin my long-awaited engine rebuild project on my 87 GXL. Just got the last of the parts in and I am going to hopefully have the engine in the car on Sunday. I am replacing all the standard internals (apex seals, side seals, corner plugs, oil control rings and o-rings (OCR springs also), and all associated springs. Plus I had new main bearings pressed in the stationary gears as well as the flywheel resurfaced. New: waterpump, oil chain, fuel filter, clutch etc. Wish me luck. I will be posting some pics as I go!!!!

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Old 08-15-03, 08:05 PM
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sounds like fun, I'll going to be having fun this winter when I rebuildw/ porting.
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Is rebuilding as easy as you all make it sound? What tools are required and how much time should it take?
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it's not too hard. if you have all the parts, tools, and knowledge, give it a night. Experienced engine builders can do it in ~45 minutes, I believe.
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very very very experienced rebuilders, who have no difficulties or complications and are on steroids and crack.

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Haha 45 mins..
I doubt i can do it in a night. I'd give myself atleast 2 whole days.
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Hah! I'd like give myself 3 weeks to rebuild one....and that's AFTER I have it out of the car and torn down, lol
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with all the parts in hand, i assembled mine about an hour. It was adding the sealant to the housing legs that got me to work faster...=)
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