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Finished removing the A/C. I can only guess it was dealer installed due to the odd placement of the 10A fuse/holder and the electrical component randomly slid under the heater core housing that I'm going to hazard a guess is no good, due to all the yellow powder that's completely destroyed the carpet under there and into the passenger foot well.
If anyone needs a complete A/C setup including wiring/relays, feel free to PM me. Pretty sure I've got it all out now.
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Bought 4 13" Geo metro steelies with practically brand new tires on them for $140. Pretty good deal I thought. Just need cleaned up, and as coat of black gloss paint.
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Restrained myself from chucking a hammer through the windshield... Details in my build thread http://www.fordfestiva.com/forums/sh...-Thread/page15 Getting seriously frustrated with this And I leave for Cal Poly in just over a week. Looking to get some sort of reward for killing the last month of my summer.
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Originally posted by scitzz View PostNot today, but this weekend.
Pulled the driver side axle, put the new one in. Warranty replacement, got good life out of it, bought the first one in 2006. Did an oil change, drove her to VA, visited with PU241 and Stivadiva for lunch on Saturday. Fun weekend!
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Ordered a air filter, fuel filter, and fuel pump strainer from Rockauto.
Also just got done installing Poly sway-bar to body bushings.
Also cleaned up the shop lines on the hood. Had one huge gap on on sides, and no gap on the other. Not Perfect but much much better.Last edited by TorqueEffect; 09-02-2013, 07:29 PM.
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As promised,
Before erasing.
During erasing. Note the area around the license plate bracket, before I removed it.
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Not today, but this weekend.
Pulled the driver side axle, put the new one in. Warranty replacement, got good life out of it, bought the first one in 2006. Did an oil change, drove her to VA, visited with PU241 and Stivadiva for lunch on Saturday. Fun weekend!
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yeah it's a heat gun and they work really well. Butane is good too but with either one it's kind of tricky because it's easy to end up with an uneven finish if you don't get it hot enough, or a melted/distorted bumper if you get it too hot.
Edit: here's a dude doing it with acetylene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co_MFlqgWvILast edited by Tommychu; 09-02-2013, 02:24 PM.
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Originally posted by bravekozak View PostI finally got around to doing a magic eraser test on oxidized TPO (gray bumpers). It's a lot better than before. I would say it looks to be about 15 years younger.
I will post some pictures tomorrow. You have to use a lot of elbow grease and the magic erasers take a beating. Plan on using four per bumper. I am not a fan of painting plastic with non heat-catalyzed paint.
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