Rising from the Ashes... (Pics be warned!)
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Wrkn Toyota, Rootn Wankel
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Any shop that does hydraulic hoses should be able to make up new lines for you. I think trochoid did a writeup on what size hose and crimp fittings to use. Of course the other rout is to go with -an fittings/hose.
Depending on the length added, the additional volume will be minimal. If you really want to know, just use the formula for the volume of a cylinder (pi*r^2*h).
Depending on the length added, the additional volume will be minimal. If you really want to know, just use the formula for the volume of a cylinder (pi*r^2*h).

Hey, what about Billy? He makes SS lines right?
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SS lines are really simple to make, you just buy the fittings and make the hose... the added length won't really affect oil level, you know, just overfill it by a quart, and then start it, like any other car.
my 12a with the aluminum oil pan is like 7 qts or something, i kept putting oil in and checking the dipstick, and its like "still nothing?"
my 12a with the aluminum oil pan is like 7 qts or something, i kept putting oil in and checking the dipstick, and its like "still nothing?"
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Okay I am in a bind here and I am just being told one thing by the diagrams and not finding it in real life. So I am asking for help guys..
What does a 2nd gen Fuel Pump Relay look like and what does the GSL-SE one look like? I know what they are supposed to look like in the wiring diagrams, but I want to know what they physically look like because the diagrams are lyin' to me again.
What does a 2nd gen Fuel Pump Relay look like and what does the GSL-SE one look like? I know what they are supposed to look like in the wiring diagrams, but I want to know what they physically look like because the diagrams are lyin' to me again.
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OMG! IT LIVES!...
Well okay not yet... so April Fool's...
BUT!
I did finish the chassis harness and started putting back the interior, I've got the seats and seatbelts, carpet and most of the dash bits in! I'm going to double check my Engine harness before I go ahead and drop it in and move on to finishing the car off and fluids and such. Sorry there hasn't been much of an update. I am working at the dealership and as a teaching assistant at the auto lab at school and then there's the whole money issue.
I'll try and snap some pictures of the interior for you guys tomorrow after work if it doesn't rain. I'm so excited! One step closer to hearing my baby purr again!
Edit~ Why is this in Non-Technical? I thought this had a bit of technical info in it.
Well okay not yet... so April Fool's...

BUT!
I did finish the chassis harness and started putting back the interior, I've got the seats and seatbelts, carpet and most of the dash bits in! I'm going to double check my Engine harness before I go ahead and drop it in and move on to finishing the car off and fluids and such. Sorry there hasn't been much of an update. I am working at the dealership and as a teaching assistant at the auto lab at school and then there's the whole money issue.
I'll try and snap some pictures of the interior for you guys tomorrow after work if it doesn't rain. I'm so excited! One step closer to hearing my baby purr again!
Edit~ Why is this in Non-Technical? I thought this had a bit of technical info in it.
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As promised, I snapped a few pictures of the progress on the car before the rain hit. 
So here's how she looks on the outside right now:


And now here is the interior as it stands now, Put the finished chassis harness in, all the carpeting, seats, seatbelts, and reinstalled the dash. There are still connectors to put together and I won't set-up the HVAC until I have my Engine harness done, but that's basically a lot of work I did anyways.

and here's a picture of the engine IN the engine bay! OMG! Needs hoses, and some finishing work, but she's pretty much ready. the radiator and fan are in the hatch until i decide how I will mount them.

Sorry for the delay in updating, been really busy even though I don't have a life.

So here's how she looks on the outside right now:


And now here is the interior as it stands now, Put the finished chassis harness in, all the carpeting, seats, seatbelts, and reinstalled the dash. There are still connectors to put together and I won't set-up the HVAC until I have my Engine harness done, but that's basically a lot of work I did anyways.

and here's a picture of the engine IN the engine bay! OMG! Needs hoses, and some finishing work, but she's pretty much ready. the radiator and fan are in the hatch until i decide how I will mount them.

Sorry for the delay in updating, been really busy even though I don't have a life.
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I work as an entry level mechanic at a Toyota Dealership near my house. Also, does anyone have any suggestions for replacing the metal clips that hold the interior trim panels? The particle board ones. A lot of mine are missing.
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simplest thing with the clips is probably to buy some, they are probably cheap
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jack built it, mike #2 bought it, i had it for a while, sold it back to mike #2, then they sold it to someone, who parted it and then gave it to demonspawn =)
that's what it looked like when i bought it, i painted the window mouldings, and took off the rub strips.
where did you get that pic?
from mike.. aldea
they sold it to mack and his brother i think... then paul picked it up... >.<
its weird how i was talking with mike and then found out all this info the next day (from another friend) lol
they sold it to mack and his brother i think... then paul picked it up... >.<
its weird how i was talking with mike and then found out all this info the next day (from another friend) lol
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Anyways, I am doing good Alex you should stop by the school in the morning and bring that rustbucket of yours over.
Anyone ever heard of KBS Coatings? I just saw a pamphlet at work and they seems real pro...
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So the car's coming together piece by piece, finished checking the engine harness and only have a few spots to fix on it, have it draped and half hooked up in the engine bay. I started looking at some other things to hook up and that's when I came across a couple of problems that are going to be difficult...
The first is the radiator is not going to want to mount the way I originally wanted and so this is going to be an issue...
Second, the S4 Airbox and most likely even the GSL-Se Airbox will not work so Now I have to set up a Cold Air style intake and mount the AFM somewhere on the strut tower.
I will try and get pictures as soon as I can, forgot to charge the camera and I am at work most likely all day tomorrow.
PS- Moderators, could you please delete the post I made above this? I made a thread and so its redundent to post the picture twice.
The first is the radiator is not going to want to mount the way I originally wanted and so this is going to be an issue...
Second, the S4 Airbox and most likely even the GSL-Se Airbox will not work so Now I have to set up a Cold Air style intake and mount the AFM somewhere on the strut tower.
I will try and get pictures as soon as I can, forgot to charge the camera and I am at work most likely all day tomorrow.
PS- Moderators, could you please delete the post I made above this? I made a thread and so its redundent to post the picture twice.
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So the car's coming together piece by piece, finished checking the engine harness and only have a few spots to fix on it, have it draped and half hooked up in the engine bay. I started looking at some other things to hook up and that's when I came across a couple of problems that are going to be difficult...
The first is the radiator is not going to want to mount the way I originally wanted and so this is going to be an issue...
Second, the S4 Airbox and most likely even the GSL-Se Airbox will not work so Now I have to set up a Cold Air style intake and mount the AFM somewhere on the strut tower.
I will try and get pictures as soon as I can, forgot to charge the camera and I am at work most likely all day tomorrow.
PS- Moderators, could you please delete the post I made above this? I made a thread and so its redundent to post the picture twice.
The first is the radiator is not going to want to mount the way I originally wanted and so this is going to be an issue...
Second, the S4 Airbox and most likely even the GSL-Se Airbox will not work so Now I have to set up a Cold Air style intake and mount the AFM somewhere on the strut tower.
I will try and get pictures as soon as I can, forgot to charge the camera and I am at work most likely all day tomorrow.
PS- Moderators, could you please delete the post I made above this? I made a thread and so its redundent to post the picture twice.
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Its a stock S5 Radiator, the old one for my 12A was mangled in the accident, and the GSL-SE I have is missing that entire shroud used to mount it. So I was just going to mount the S5 radiator in, but I just realized that with the engine in I can't maneuver it to get the lower radiator hose opening between the tube and sway bar... so if I cut it i need to route the heater line somehow and I am not sure I have enough room to angle mount it.









