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kustomizingkid 03-28-09 07:52 PM

I'm really confused how you could screw up using the Mazda tool....

GoodfellaFD3S 03-28-09 10:17 PM


Originally Posted by kustomizingkid (Post 9080430)
I'm really confused how you could screw up using the Mazda tool....

He didn't use the mazda tool.

kustomizingkid 03-28-09 10:31 PM

I see... he just used a bearing puller.... man I'm slow!

yourmom23 03-28-09 11:48 PM

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i was impatiant and just wanted to get it done now it is taking twice as long. Just goes to show do it right the first time and you wont have problems. I am just getting sick of not driving it.
Figured id put a pic of all the work i did this winter, put together my own v mount let me know what you guys think:)
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JHew84 03-28-09 11:54 PM


Originally Posted by yourmom23 (Post 9080194)
It is much better than the grease method cuz the grease will creap through any little crack. the toiletpaper doesnt need as tight of a seal.

Really? I would think the grease being more viscous would keep it from seeping out of the cracks better than something with less viscosity like water. Either way it obviously works pretty well with the water and TP. It doesn't really surprise me that it works, just kind of cool and I had never heard of it before.

GoodfellaFD3S 03-29-09 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by JHew84 (Post 9080924)
Really? I would think the grease being more viscous would keep it from seeping out of the cracks better than something with less viscosity like water. Either way it obviously works pretty well with the water and TP. It doesn't really surprise me that it works, just kind of cool and I had never heard of it before.

It's not water, it's wet toilet paper ;)

--Rich
(uses TP to wipe only bunghole, no rotary applications :lol:)

oo7arkman 03-29-09 06:32 PM

The Vmount looks pretty good from that pic, more pics!!

I know what you mean by having to do all of that with the car on jackstands, that is the way I did mine. Although I guess I got lucky b/c the puller I rented from advanced auto worked like a charm pulling that outa there.

I never heard of the t.p. trick either. Very odd but hey if it works that is pretty sweet!!


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