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Old 01-27-16, 01:32 PM
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Old 01-28-16, 01:18 AM
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so tonight i got the itch to install the parts i got too dark but i insisted

starting with the gas cap
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the driver side mirror
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handbrake

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i dont have a dash yet but its cool to position the ac panel in its place

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drove to pasadena to pick this up saw it on craigslist got home around 10 and install it

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thats it for tonight tired

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Old 01-28-16, 06:13 PM
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so this morning had a couple of hours to install the some parts

sunvisor

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driver side

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footrest

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hood release latch

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old one and new one

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done

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Old 01-28-16, 06:22 PM
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gas lever

have to remove the side panel

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hatch latch install

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im really not sure how to work this but i figured it out

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intalled some tail lights cover

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Old 01-28-16, 06:23 PM
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and lastly the bumper bad fitment than the red one but newer

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thats it for today
Old 02-03-16, 01:28 PM
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i picked up some volk gtu last night
barrels beat up but doesnt matter cause im going to have it rebarreled anyway



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i started with the rears

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fits ok

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and the fronts i thought i would need spacers but clearance is good from the calipers

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will only be doing one side for now im not gonna spend tires just to test fit it

just waiting for the feed style wide body from shine auto talked to ken
and will be for 6 weeks so will see what i can do for the mean time
Old 02-05-16, 02:13 PM
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found a miata parting out in santa ana on craigslist
so i went to buy the fuel hanger cool guy ishmael was around 10 so kinda late
too bad he has an automatic i will be back for the gas pedal


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theres a lot of difference but i decided not to do some cutting and welding

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i was thinking of a way to make this easier
its 12 at night so im tired will work on this tomorrow morning

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Old 02-05-16, 02:21 PM
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so i woke at around 6 am to start on this
i was expecting this is gonna be an easy job but i ended at 10 late for work
but its good its friday anyway

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took the fuel sending unit on the fd

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started to dremel the miata plug it was lock and if i pry it
definitely gonna crack it and dont wanna do that

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just a little bit tight

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its out

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installed it

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the wire for the sending unit is short so i have to extend it

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i was bending the wire floater i thought it was gonna be a quick one

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first set up but i have to change it a couple of times cause it was hitting the side of the tank

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Old 02-05-16, 02:31 PM
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i decided to use the fd one so took it apart again

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have to trim down the rubber to perfectly seal

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so this is the temporary set up i will be using 2 pumps eventually so this will work for now

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so this is done

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Old 02-05-16, 02:57 PM
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i forgot the other cap at ishmaels place so i made an aluminum cap to cover the holes

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drilling the holes

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so finally done

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last part that i need to worry about all rusted
but i soaked in clr rust removal before i left for work so it will be clean later on when i get home

i have to go back to the miata tonight if i could salvage some bolts cause i cant find it at the back yard

i thought this was a couple of hours of work but took longer might even go to the junkyard tomorrow for the hoses

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Old 02-05-16, 04:54 PM
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Are FD hangers that hard to find?

Necessity is truly a mother....
Old 02-07-16, 08:29 AM
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hanger

not really theres a couple that emailed me about it
well i can find something to make it worth then i will do it
plus i only bought the hanger for 20 bucks with the pump cant beat that

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Are FD hangers that hard to find?

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Old 02-07-16, 08:35 AM
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so friday night stayed up till 3 just looking for bolts in my pile and painting the gas tubes so i dont need to go to the junkyard anymore

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i cant find a black paint so used this after removing the rust it gonna rust again if dont paint it

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tired got to hit the bed
Old 02-07-16, 08:47 AM
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so sat install gas tank

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called the dealer and said hose from the tank to the filler
discontinued already bummer im not gonna to the junkyard to day to get one so just got one temporary

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and this one from my backyard parts bin

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installed and cut it with the best i angle it would fit in

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so gas tank is done finally someone jacked this up from the tank before
i can tell but as long it doesnt have any leaks its all good....
Old 02-11-16, 02:14 PM
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so this morning went ahead to my parts bin and looking what i can install
brake booster!!

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looking for nuts its good im a little bit of organize so i can find them easily

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hopefully i can find the pin for this one

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installed it

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found another piece i could install
master cylinder

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so thats done!!

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i found a set of jdm set of pedals so im gonna hold on installing this
and see if i still need the auto brake pedal

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oil cooler

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really having a hard time finding the nuts and bolts
i soaked the nuts and bolts after cleaning them so they wouldnt rust anymore

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hood latch

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cleaning it up a little bit

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done again

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Hope its not too late but you can have my complete Fuel Pump Assembly. Was working when I had it pulled.

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Did you replace you gasket between the brake booster and the firewall?
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its never too late i will take it just give me some time cause right now im just tapped out again i bought some complete doors and coilovers the engine shop gave me a good deal i cant refuse

thanks for being a good samaritan...

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Hope its not too late but you can have my complete Fuel Pump Assembly. Was working when I had it pulled.

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Old 02-12-16, 01:16 AM
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i saw that one its still in good shape but is it necessary to replace?
i havent really tighten the bolts up yet cause im gonna install pedals

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Did you replace you gasket between the brake booster and the firewall?
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so today got so lucky called a jdm engine shop and they are selling doors complete for dirt cheap
i took off early at work cause traffic was a bi!@#$ in LA around 4pm

when i get there was so clean and huge warehouse

doors were complete with glass door panels switches side mirror door handles
its cheaper in the long run rather than completing the one i have

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i was waiting in the office then i saw rsr coilovers
talked to them told them i couldnt afford it at the moment only the doors

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so turned my back on it and we loaded the the doors to my wifes suv

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i kinda looked at the dumpster and i saw a fd hatch with glass and shocks
told them can have the just the shocks he said ok but i think its dead but he wasnt sure cause there was a huge wing on it and multiple holes thats why the want to get rid of but they gave it for free woot woot!

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so i was all hyped out i decided to install the doors

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installed it

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passenger side

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i decided to just stretched it out a little bit and install the hatch
im tired now and this is freaking heavy

removing the old hatch

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installed the shocks just to see if it was really blown

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shocks is holding up good

and in with the new old used lol

yes it is tiring replacing parts but it is always better to replace it with a better one!!!!
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Good stuff! you've got alot of heart.
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so today i went to another jdm engine shop 5 miles away
i only needed the pedals and master cylinder but they wouldnt take it apart so i have to buy the whole front clip how the hell will i unload this will see at the end....

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they have some other goodies too but not for the fd
they took out the hks front coilovers and speedometer and calipers bummer but its all good

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and here she is

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i rented a uhaul cause i sold my tundra last year i missed her now that i need her

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covering here up cause i dont want any attention from po po's

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