Engine bay part 1
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Engine bay part 1
Decided to re-vamp the engine bay as i didnt like my chrome i/c pipes and hated the woen looking inlet manifold.
Before
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Pipes wrapped and painted, header tank painted and alternator cover.
Tmrw will be inlet manifold, turbo inlet pipe and a damn good clean (if its not raining )
Before
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Pipes wrapped and painted, header tank painted and alternator cover.
Tmrw will be inlet manifold, turbo inlet pipe and a damn good clean (if its not raining )
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Can I ask a question about the header tank, I'd like to clean mine up a bit more, but means taking the top off, if I did so, would I create a mess, and have to top it up afterwards?
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I just took the whole lot off. Pipe underneath and 3 pipes on the top. Rubbed it down, painted it and laquered it using high temp paint. then filled tank back up and made sure all the air was out
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At the risk of asking a silly question, how are u supposed to make it air tight, cos it has a cap onto?. Is it all linked to the coolant system, so a top up of water+ coolant upon refitting?
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