93 Build...Finally giving in to the obsession
#155
So I got a call from the body shop, the car was all ready for paint and they were putting the front suspension back on. The subframe was bent and about 5mm off center. I've already bought another one and it's on its way so it should be going to paint next week.
I'll stop by the shop today and take some pics.
I'll stop by the shop today and take some pics.
#156
Recovering Milkaholic
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So I got a call from the body shop, the car was all ready for paint and they were putting the front suspension back on. The subframe was bent and about 5mm off center. I've already bought another one and it's on its way so it should be going to paint next week. I'll stop by the shop today and take some pics.
#161
Me too! I was actually surprised when they called me and said it was ready for paint.
So the good subframe will be here on Tuesday and then all should be good to go. It's moving up my time line to getting this back on the road.
Also, since I've sold my GSXR, that really freed up some funds to get this project moving. I'm getting stoked!
So the good subframe will be here on Tuesday and then all should be good to go. It's moving up my time line to getting this back on the road.
Also, since I've sold my GSXR, that really freed up some funds to get this project moving. I'm getting stoked!
#163
So today, I decided to finish up my PLX water temp sensor install that I wanted to integrate into the main harness opposed to running a line all by itself to the module.
ok, this is what really disappoints me about the way they want you to run the line:
They expect you to run the line from the sensor straight to the module without a disconnect in between anywhere. ok, lets think about this. since I'm integrating the wire into my engine harness, this obviously poses a problem if I need to remove the engine harness. I have to take out the sensor. It's a coolant sensor. See where I'm going with this. Why wouldn't they think to provide a disconnect at the sensor?! Every other engine connector has a disconnect at the sensor so you can pull the harness! I'm just really disappointed that they couldn't provide me with the female molex connector to disconnect the sensor. It's like a 50c part.
This is the way I wanted to run it, as it SHOULD be ran anyway.
ok, this is what really disappoints me about the way they want you to run the line:
They expect you to run the line from the sensor straight to the module without a disconnect in between anywhere. ok, lets think about this. since I'm integrating the wire into my engine harness, this obviously poses a problem if I need to remove the engine harness. I have to take out the sensor. It's a coolant sensor. See where I'm going with this. Why wouldn't they think to provide a disconnect at the sensor?! Every other engine connector has a disconnect at the sensor so you can pull the harness! I'm just really disappointed that they couldn't provide me with the female molex connector to disconnect the sensor. It's like a 50c part.
This is the way I wanted to run it, as it SHOULD be ran anyway.
#164
Ended up going to radio shack to get a 4 way molex connector. I also integrated the coolant level sensor into the same connector and ran the wires for the PLX through the main harness. I'm not quite happy with how the connector is zip tied for a mount, but it'll work for now until I find a better solution.
#166
decided to finally get around to replacing the foam around the blower motor, evap and heater cores. Turned out pretty good, it'll do its job. I was cleaning all the parts and definitely had to take apart the evap core
Found the rats nest....literally
Well, cleaned all the trash out and blew out the evap core. looks to be pretty clean. I used to be a refrigeration mech in a past life but I'm not worried that it won't cool after I cleaned it.
Found the rats nest....literally
Well, cleaned all the trash out and blew out the evap core. looks to be pretty clean. I used to be a refrigeration mech in a past life but I'm not worried that it won't cool after I cleaned it.