Cool, I'm going to try something of the sort because the plastic panels have all kinds of stuff carved into it and I don't feel like resurfacing them, and there is a good bit more space without it. I'm going to have to clean the crap out of it though because everything thing inside of that car under the panels and Carpet is nasty stuck on dirt for some reason.
I took a play from Advances book and starting removing my Rear seat braces. I cut most of it off with an angle grinder which took a while and was loud and a little painful because I was wearing shorts but towards the last piece that was welded on I realized that you could just snatch the bracket and it would just tear a small hole in the metal and remove everthing. So tonight Im going to try to drill them out instead to see if that goes any quicker.
On a side note, Does anyone know what that loose wire connector on the right hand side near the strut tower is for?
It's amazing how much space that opens up back there.
I took a play from Advances book and starting removing my Rear seat braces. I cut most of it off with an angle grinder which took a while and was loud and a little painful because I was wearing shorts but towards the last piece that was welded on I realized that you could just snatch the bracket and it would just tear a small hole in the metal and remove everthing. So tonight Im going to try to drill them out instead to see if that goes any quicker.
On a side note, Does anyone know what that loose wire connector on the right hand side near the strut tower is for?
I've set the stage to go on a RAID this Saturday. I have good reason to believe there is a B6 engine up for grabs, but whether it's a turbo or not is unknown. There's also a number of transaxles and misc. parts that I want to rake up!!!
Finally got around to buying tires for the new Wheels from http://www.onlinetires.com/ Great Prices on the tires and it was only a little over $60 to ship them from California to Florida.
Finally got my car back in the garage and reconnected the speedo cable to the back of the cluster and replaced the blown fuse as well. While I was in there I went ahead and wired up a small aftermarket Tach. I tested the Tach using the power and ground to the stereo to see if it worked and it did, but I wanted everything ran behind the cluster so I tapped into one of the unused connectors on the right side of the steering wheel which had an accessory power but when I put everything back together it it wasn't reading anymore. I'll have to pull it apart again today to see if I pulled a wire loose or something.
A question for everyone though: The Yellow and Green wire for the negative side of the coil, I just cut it and ran it directly to the Tach. I'm assuming that it doesn't need to be connected to the cluster for anything since it is not used or should I reconnect it?
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