FD Engine bay Clean up
02-26-10, 02:31 AM
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lol.. that before shot is scary.. reminds me of my red FD when I bought it. I suggest getting in there when the engine is out with various brushes right down to a couple of toothbrushes. Actually get in the engine bay so you can really see everything.
02-26-10, 01:30 PM
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Cleaning an engine bay isn't rocket science.
A quality degreaser and work will do wonders.
For oxidized metals steel wool works well, you will just need to wipe away the shavings that remain.
It's obvious that the engine bay paint will fade & stain over years of heat and use. Though painting the bay is the best way to bring it back to new, it may not be practical until you need a rebuild or going single.
A quality degreaser and work will do wonders.
For oxidized metals steel wool works well, you will just need to wipe away the shavings that remain.
It's obvious that the engine bay paint will fade & stain over years of heat and use. Though painting the bay is the best way to bring it back to new, it may not be practical until you need a rebuild or going single.
02-26-10, 01:48 PM
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what if there is soooo Much DUst/Durt/// ..i say the only way to get the engine clean/engine bay would be to remove it... lol...
im engine bay is SUUPER dusty.....it needs like an extreme makeover lol
im engine bay is SUUPER dusty.....it needs like an extreme makeover lol
02-26-10, 11:41 PM
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Yeah, Dont ask me How...but for some reason there is Dust/Dirt...in every single Crack.. i probobly have to take everything apart..lol.. im assuming the Alternator is full of dirt and any other open area within the Engine/engine bay..but im Looking Forward to Removing the Engine.. Soaking it with Degreaser(like u Mentioned- and Spraying the heck out of it) lol.. yeah...ill have some before and After Pics...
02-27-10, 09:05 AM
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wait wait...I think I might have misunderstood someone in here...are we suppose to take the engine out to clean the engine bay? Or are we allowed to keep the engine in the bay and clean it (obviousy being careful where you spray the cleanser)...??
02-27-10, 07:46 PM
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How did that single Turbo gor for you...? do u like it better then the Twin setup?
im deciding right now whether i should keep the Twins..or go single....
02-28-10, 04:35 AM
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https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/prepping-car-my-gt35r-setup-d-882252/page4/
Its going good. winter project. doing a hell of a lot at once. we will see how this goes. but shes looks beautiful and i dont regret one bit of it. Im a polished engine bay type of guy, so gutting everything was worth while.
I wish i could pull the abs lines to get behind them...
Its going good. winter project. doing a hell of a lot at once. we will see how this goes. but shes looks beautiful and i dont regret one bit of it. Im a polished engine bay type of guy, so gutting everything was worth while.
I wish i could pull the abs lines to get behind them...
03-01-10, 12:53 AM
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nope.. This is my Dads FD... He gave it to me not 2 long ago... had it since 97"...(for all those that think im new to this Rotary thing) been in 1 since i was a Kid....
will be posting some pics soon....first ima clean it
will be posting some pics soon....first ima clean it
