What mods have you done this week?
#722
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Theres a post on here that shows specific spots yet many videos show them doing the whole thing.
one video is comical in that the amount he puts on is as if he has used a spade.
I figured that as it comes off easily enough I'd put a slither just to help it stick.
I can't imagine doing the whole thing would help help it leak. It may waste product but I still have 90% of the tube left at least and itll be binned anyhow
18hrs later and you can see the smallest amounts of sealent weeping out.
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#725
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Sweet, I’m doing mine this week so I’ll put some on the spark plug gasket as well.
i think I’ll also put some under the gasket on the valve cover on the bottom part as if it’s gonna leak it’ll be there
i think I’ll also put some under the gasket on the valve cover on the bottom part as if it’s gonna leak it’ll be there
#726
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I put a little sealent on the block at the bottom and then spent 6 or so minutes going the cover.
before I did any sealing I practiced how I was going to put it in without hitting the cams. I also had all bolts, spanner a d socket to hand so that once it was stuck I didn't need to break that initial stick.
#727
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As I had a spare t peice and didn't like the original oil pressure sensor wire flapping around loose I put it back in 😃
Make sure you screw the T peice in first and then a final turn after putting the after market sensor in the side to prevent fowling on the alternator.
Make sure you screw the T peice in first and then a final turn after putting the after market sensor in the side to prevent fowling on the alternator.
#728
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Hi all, i thought i would just share , i have changed my intercooler pipe for a silicone one, also the exhaust back box had underseal overspray on so thought i would clean that up too ,
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#732
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cheers guys,,,,, yer i was thinking of taking the badge off, one of the last owners was a cosworth engineer ,it does have a couple of cosy bits but not that warent a badge ,
#733
Changed both the tracking rods & ball joints on my hawk. Jesus, had to grind the old ones off half way up then heat them up & use a 1 meter breaker bar + an extra sleeve ontop to get enough leverage to undo them 😂. I would seriously recommend reconsidering doing them unless you MUST. Oh and had to get the specific tool to actually be able to get a breaker bar on them.
#738
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not sure, first time I’ve fitted one. I’ve had whole inlet off and fitted TGV deletes but surely it can’t be fitted incorrect? All bolts line up so can’t see how anything could be wrong?
It’s a Samco group n pipe I believe
It’s a Samco group n pipe I believe
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#741
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@Hawkins 1995 I bought new fuel rails and pipe for mine as it stinks when cold.
is it worth while me fitting pharrell lines before putting the inlet back on.
is it worth while me fitting pharrell lines before putting the inlet back on.
#742
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Bought this off ebay to keep an eye on charging.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223849846133
its a screen **** of the start up video.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223849846133
its a screen **** of the start up video.
#743
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@Hawkins 1995 I bought new fuel rails and pipe for mine as it stinks when cold.
is it worth while me fitting pharrell lines before putting the inlet back on.
is it worth while me fitting pharrell lines before putting the inlet back on.
#747
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Hi all, finally got my chrome bulbs for the de tangoed indicators, and while they were back out fit some LED side lights too, ,,
And just for you Shreksta removed the cossy badge
Before
After
And just for you Shreksta removed the cossy badge
Before
After
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#749
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Thanks buddy. I was sat by the dining room table for hours with tweezers straightening them. I was surprised at how much crap was suck between the fins while I was cleaning it.
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