VIN 16951 from France

[Domi]

Both light in place
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Let's keep going disassemble the other components to get an access to the faulty water pump
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Seal need to be replaced
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Broken bolt
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Wish me luck to remove it...

[Delorean Industries]

Unless cross threaded the banjo will come right out.

[Domi]

Success, it's out
Let's hope I won't break any other...DSCN2438.JPGDSCN2437.JPG

[Domi]

A few more pic from this morning here
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Small screw on the starter is in a poor access and very difficult to unbolt
Last one before removing the wire.

[Domi]

I was unable to remove the screw.
I think I need another tools, I'll see one at the shop tomorrow.
I have installed this stainless steel plate from Josh, looks good to me
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Removing some parts to get an access to the water pump, I'm close now
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I think I have some limestone on my pipes.
I'll try to remove it with some white vinegar. We'll see the result.

[Domi]

Jusy some cleaning today
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And still fighting against this screw which I'm unable to remove for now
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[Domi]

I finally managed to remove this nut
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I go so slowly
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Everything we cleaned properly there 1 year ago is refilled yet again, proving that the pump actually doesn’t work properly
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I struggled to loosen the alternator belt
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Finally I managed to dismantle the pump
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To disassemble the rear of the pump. I still have 2 screws
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My vacuum cleaner "home made" (yellow pipe)
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I also wanted to dismantle these pieces to better clean them, but it remains stuck on the seal and on the other there is a screw that I can not get loose, I'm afraid of breaking it.
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[Domi]

Failing to undo the last flanges screw I decided to leave them and clean them in place.
I'll see later to change the two gaskets.
I have installed 2 temporary hoses supplied with the kit. (silicone in the next few months)
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Until the last screw soak in wd40, installation of the taillights circuits from PJ Grady bought at DPI
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I think to get my wires here rather than the intake pipe, which will prevent me from dismantling the connectors in the future.
What do you think ?
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Finally, the last screw was removed, but for now impossible to remove the back of the pump.
Does anyone have an idea?
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Thanks !

[Domi]

Finally find a way to remove the back of the pump
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It's a little bit rusty inside
Some cleaning
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And painting
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[ALEXAKOS]

Fantastic work Domi!! Although that beautiful rear plate is not possible to see when mounted... The pump pulley the the most important look. That's some pretty awful rusty coolant water:s