What have you done to your Festiva today!?

[drddan]

I got the 92 inspected and plated today! The Black 92 GL is finally on the road !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[drddan]

I almost tripped and fell down the front steps while running to the junkyard for the stainless Sentra wiper mod. I think I may have gotten the wrong ones. The passenger wiper blade just kisses the r/h windshield molding. I also changed the r/h power window motor. It still goes up a lot slower than the drivers side. Next time I will check if there is binding in the glass run channels or resistance in the wiring. I changed my finger pulls from gray to black.

Just use a shorter blade on pass side. I use 17' passenger side and 18" on drivers side. They look like the right ones (1987-1990) if they weren't they wouldn't fit! I want to 3 JY's last weekend to find some for my 92. Didn't have a single Sentra in those years. No other years will fit. Way different!

Nice pulls. I have the same on my 88

[bravekozak]

Oddly enough, I checked Four Green for floorpan pricing, and it costs $153.33 + shipping.

[jason_]

I retired mine to a yard only car. 400acres so when I need something out back yonder I take the Aspire.

I agree. It's just ridiculous getting water up my crotch when I clip standing water.

Door all still latch like it's spickin' new.
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[iriegnome]

Passenger Floor boar before.jpg
Here is my Passenger side!! Did not snap a pic of the finished version, but I still have to seal it and undercoat it, I will add pic's of before and after by tomorrow! (If my daughter isn't driving it all day)

[sc72]

I like the Sentra Wiper Mod, gotta get me some.

[bravekozak]

I almost tripped and fell down the front steps while running to the junkyard for the stainless Sentra wiper mod. I think I may have gotten the wrong ones. The passenger wiper blade just kisses the r/h windshield molding. I also changed the r/h power window motor. It still goes up a lot slower than the drivers side. Next time I will check if there is binding in the glass run channels or resistance in the wiring. I changed my finger pulls from gray to black.

[shadetree]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]16400[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]16401[/ATTACH]
Before - No floors any more
After - Hacked together, but working floor again!

Not yours torque . Is this not the car that the door settled and does not shut correctly ?

[TorqueEffect]

Im just glad we dont live in the same state . My wife and kids are riding around out there.
The car is done it needs removed from on road use .

Frame is still completely solid from front to back. Still got allot of life left in it.

[shadetree]

Im just glad we dont live in the same state . My wife and kids are riding around out there.
The car is done it needs removed from on road use .

[TorqueEffect]

Damned wheel cylinder is already leaking.............

*bashes head into wall*

Hell I don't know what to do. I am actually afraid of ordering anything decent from rockauto, because I don't know how long those parts have been sitting around, and the rubber seals are probably perished.

Also the wheel cylinder I just put on there had a really mangy bag that looks 20 year old, and was stapled shut. Also said made in italy, that should probably tell you quality right there. *sigh* Not much better than Chinese made.

[TorqueEffect]

Mine are pretty bad as well.

I repaired the passenger's side by cutting as much rust out as I could, and using fibreglass bondo to patch it all up. Driver's side needs attention though.

Driver's side is going to be a pain with the brake, and fuel lines in the way.

[jason_]

I got you beat. And I covered it with carpet!



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[200KGPGTP]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]16400[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]16401[/ATTACH]
Before - No floors any more
After - Hacked together, but working floor again!

Mother of lord. I thought my floors were bad on my first Festiva. I should've kept that thing.

[sactnato]

Got rid of the rear end noise. Drums turned, new timken bearings, new drum brake hardware and shoes.