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Took some measurements under the hood, gotta plan out some custom engine parts :lol:
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Fabbed my front motor mount and installed it...now I still need to fill all the fluids before I can start the stupid thing.
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Oil change done and winter tires installed!
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Fixed the exhaust leak, but it will soon get a more permanent fix. But this is the quietest the car has been since I bought it, I can't even really hear an exhaust leak anymore over the engine, so everything seems to be well sorted.
Also spun the strut top-hat around on the passenger side, now both sides sit level.
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Put the new Passenger side mirror on. Got the washer motor in the mail and will change it on Saturday
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I use metric nyloc nuts on the shifter bolts. Too much continuous movement to chance a nut falling off in the snow.
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Today I got the right CV axle changed and the front end aligned. ($100.00 total). I also found the shifter bolt loose on the shifter end of the linkage. After tightening it up, no more sloppy shifter. Plus got the front end aligned on my Dakota and the oil changed.
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Today I cut metric threads into a hurst ball I had lying around and stuck it on my civic shifter. I also cut my rio springs I think two coils...
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Originally posted by Maikel View Post
I trying to use search to find instructions for those spacers. I looked Mazda EPC, there are 21 different spacers, they start from 6,285mm and goes to 7,085mm wide. Could they be same in left and right?
You can always take the passenger side spacer in to a kia dealer and tell them you need a "Rio hub preload spacer" that matches the one you brought them exactly. That's probably your best bet.
On mine I believe they are exactly the same. But they are spindle-specific. Not knuckle-specific. I've had all kinds of hub knuckles with these spindles and spacers, and they work just fine.
-James
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Originally posted by getnpsi View PostI am so scared of all of the bearing horror stories that might as well do aspire swap at any sign of trouble
Originally posted by frankenfesterI had this exact problem, except I was driving along and the wheel locked up.
Took me months to come across one of those spacers. However I was able to grab a spindle that had one at the junkyard.
Make sure you don't just throw one on the spindle that's in there. They're spindle specific. So if you can't find a spindle and spacer pair, you'll need to go to the kia dealer and ask them to do a preload test on that wheel. I think its like $135 per bearing, but they do all the work and put a spindle in that fits exact.
I know the heartache, godspeed on finding one.
-James
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Originally posted by Maikel View PostYesterday front left wheel bearing came to it's end. Rapid destruction, I drove few kilometres and it started to make noise, the stopped, because noise came much louder and also something started chaffing..
Today we towed my 121 to my work, got new bearing. After work changed it. The inner bearing was totally shot..
And now I'm little bit worried how long it will last, 'cos noticed that the spacer from the middle is missing...
Took me months to come across one of those spacers. However I was able to grab a spindle that had one at the junkyard.
Make sure you don't just throw one on the spindle that's in there. They're spindle specific. So if you can't find a spindle and spacer pair, you'll need to go to the kia dealer and ask them to do a preload test on that wheel. I think its like $135 per bearing, but they do all the work and put a spindle in that fits exact.
I know the heartache, godspeed on finding one.
-James
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