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    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
    Join Date:  May 2011

    Location:  France

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    My VIN:    16951

    Club(s):   (DCO) (DOA) (DCUK)

    Free time today, so let's keep going on rebuild my parts
    Put these two pipes around the water pump. One of them was a little bit too long, so I had to cut it.
    Next time it will be silicone pipes.
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    Next:
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    I replaced the broken screw from the fuel line.
    I think I need a complete kit of screw for the next time.
    I tried to mount an alternator tensioner I bought on eBay, unfortunately, like I still have an old alternator, the hole for the screw is too small anf I can't fit it.
    So, for now I mounted the stainless one from Josh.
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    Almost done, top of the engine is okay, I just have one little wire to connect on the starter at the bottom.
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    Next step, buy some coolant and do some test

  2. #52
    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
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    My VIN:    16951

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    Bought some coolant today, and fill up the tank.
    Bleed the air and everything should be fine, but no.
    The water temp came up to 220° and my fans doesn't start at all?
    I don't know why, as the thermostat is like new, less than a year.
    Also, I had to replace the copper seal on the fuel lines, as I had several leak, i don't want to burn the engine compartment...
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    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
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    Small update, I just check the level of my water tank and it was empty!
    I think that's why the cooling wasn't on at the moment.
    I don't even think to touch the water pipes next to the cooling system.
    Next try tomorrow!

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    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
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    My VIN:    16951

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    I have installed the set of lifts pistons from PJ Grady, awesome product!
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    I think I would need in a near future a reinforcement plate at the passenger side
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    And a small video
    https://youtu.be/y7-8zAmfeuk

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    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
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    Someone told me the lift piston on the trunk and louver are upside down?
    What do you think, is there a way to lubricate the piston better than another?

  6. #56
    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
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    Just did this way, took a look at some pic of others car
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    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
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    My VIN:    16951

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    A friend told me the right way for the rear piston
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    Today, I received a brand new alternator from John Hervey
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    And this license plate just for fun
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    My VIN:    005058 000927

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    These pictures are the way that the factory fitted them and I believe is the correct way.
    Rob

    Quote Originally Posted by Domi View Post
    Just did this way, took a look at some pic of others car
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    Senior Member Domi's Avatar
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    Stabilus website advice to mount the head of the piston down to lubricate them?
    Link to a French website:
    http://www.stabilus.fr/service-apres...s-indications/

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    My VIN:    005058 000927

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    I wish I took French in school as I can't read it. Exactly what is the "head of the piston"?
    Rob
    Quote Originally Posted by Domi View Post
    Stabilus website advice to mount the head of the piston down to lubricate them?
    Link to a French website:
    http://www.stabilus.fr/service-apres...s-indications/

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