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While the engine is out....:)

So fixing the oil leaks is about an hour's work. Cleaning up after said oil leaks takes forever. The following checkpoint photo is submitted for your review:


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New engine sound pad before reassembly?
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Original GUNK and a toothbrush. My garage smelled funny for a couple of weeks. But well worth it.
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New engine sound pad before reassembly?
How did you know? I was going to clean up the old adhesive and wax it up. After ten minutes of working with the old adhesive a new sound pad was looking better and better. LOL.

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