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  • 1990new
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    Originally posted by firebush357 View Post
    So Minty :brushteeth:
    Yes.. It really is in "Mint" condition.
    Finished rebuilding a left one yesterday. Doesn't look as minty as the right one. Rotor was in great shape so I didn't replace it.. and the hub and knuckle were in good shape.
    Don't have a spacer selection tool so I put the spacer that was in it (size 11) back in. I checked the drag after reassembly and torque and it is at 1.8 Nm with grease so I expect it to last. If I can find the T88C-1000-ST or T88C-1000-SF kit for $100 or less, I'll buy one but I'm not paying what they are asking for them on ebay now.
    2017-07-20 Rebuild Left Knuckle(4).jpg2017-07-20 Rebuild Left Knuckle(5).jpg2017-07-20 Rebuild Left Knuckle(6).jpg2017-07-20 Rebuild Left Knuckle(7).jpg

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  • firebush357
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    Originally posted by 1990new View Post
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    Rebuild a right steering knuckle using my nos OEM hub and new rotor.
    That's black caliper paint on the knuckle and shield.
    So Minty :brushteeth:

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  • 1990new
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    2017-07-18 Rebuild Right Knuckle (1).jpg2017-07-18 Rebuild Right Knuckle (2).jpg

    Rebuild a right steering knuckle using my nos OEM hub and new rotor.
    That's black caliper paint on the knuckle and shield.
    Last edited by 1990new; 07-18-2017, 03:58 PM.

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  • firebush357
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    Looks Good!

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  • Shin Hayata
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    Wednesday: Installed new alternator and compressor v-belts.




    Yesterday: Added refrigerant to restore functionality to the A/C system. It's a bit surreal to have working air now.


    Today: Painted the gray cargo cover Desert Sand using a specialty Dupi-Color paint. The effect is quite nice. The lift ropes were reblacked with shoe polish and were drying in the sun when the photos were taken.

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  • twopass
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    Installed dealer ac, sourced from many junkyard cars

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  • marinepolice03
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    I cleaned the head and looked around the engine bay of number 9


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  • bravekozak
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    Looking at that picture reminded me of my brakes.
    I just finished painting another Aspire brake caliper. I had to return the old one.
    They initially sold me one manual caliper and one auto caliper.
    The second time they sold me a second R/H auto caliper in a left hand box.
    The third time, I finally got a matching pair of auto calipers (a left and a right).
    Last edited by bravekozak; 07-13-2017, 09:10 PM.

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  • firebush357
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    Originally posted by fastivaca View Post
    Cleaning up the car for Westiva and came across this....



    That's the lower brake pad retaining pin off the passenger side. I think that's probably the source of the unpleasant noises coming from that side under braking!

    Sent from my SGH-I337M using Tapatalk
    You can get these on RockAuto for a couple dollars.

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  • fastivaca
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    Cleaning up the car for Westiva and came across this....



    That's the lower brake pad retaining pin off the passenger side. I think that's probably the source of the unpleasant noises coming from that side under braking!

    Sent from my SGH-I337M using Tapatalk

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  • Shin Hayata
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    I've done quite a bit to the car since my last visit here (March?). My motorcycle habit takes over when the weather breaks, which means the Festiva is virtually relegated until I need to do a grocery run.

    Anyway, the most recent job was to replace the timing belt, tensioner, water pump and timing cover dust seal. Not pictured: new v-belts. I also installed a new drain cock because I wanted the still-functional original to carry as a spare.


    -and-

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  • milehighbear
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    Well, I finally got around to changing the valve cover gasket on Lil Red. I did it on the 92 Lil Blue about month ago too. Should have remember I needed a new gasket for throttle body head after doing 92 but forgot and lucky I had gasket material and made a new gasket for this one. Love working on these little cars.

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  • ericsmith32
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    After all this time the Festiva is quiet.. so quiet you can hear everything else that's broken. Thought the growl was transmission related since I thought the hub was good from my auto, apparently not. Only took a hour on this one to rebuild. The Festiva makes a excellent kayak transporter, inflatable only right now.

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  • sc72
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    sodakfastiva, great picture and ya those are nice wheels.

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  • sc72
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    cahman8, what you have there is whats know as a Sport Festiva, good find, we look forward to seeing what you do with it. congrats.

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