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I am giving mine a break. Motorcycle tomorrow. I've been driving her everyday about 100 miles a day for a week. Today temps reached 100 here. I have no air cond. but the drive was still pleasant.

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I am giving mine a break. Motorcycle tomorrow. I've been driving her everyday about 100 miles a day for a week. Today temps reached 100 here. I have no air cond. but the drive was still pleasant.
Wow that's some heat, low humidity i guess in CA, i'd like to remove that AC belt and the weight of the accessible AC equipment (35 lbs)

I cleaned my starter connections. And finished up electric fan install, replaced 4 big coolant hose clamps and added coolant wetter.
it is the original starter and by the looks of it, the connections where never cleaned up in 30 years.
Completely disconnected battery of course.
40 minutes spent tops.
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I looked at her, no fuel leaking yet....started wiring up the power feed to my lights for the workshop.
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I looked at her, no fuel leaking yet....started wiring up the power feed to my lights for the workshop.
Cool show some shop lighting pics when done.
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Will do....got (2) fixtures hung, wire pulled between them, switch box installed, wire pulled 1/2 way from switchbox to lights. Gotta finish that pull, and then pull power from the panel....might have lights this weekend! (Or not, if the honeydoos don't stop coming...)
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Ported my Air Flow Meter and lesson the spring tension of the 'barn door' nice little power increase

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finished up my intake refresh, still wont idle, runs a lot better than it did,
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I took the injectors out on Saturday, and sent them off to InjectorRX for testing and cleaning. Also will be replacing fuel lines, of course.

The rear nut on these fuel rails, oh boy. I thought the job was over before it began.
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This is fubar week, such that I actually NEED to drive my 928. Fixed a bad wire on the radiator fan, cleaned leaves out of the leaf catcher, vacuumed old coolant from around the thermostat, washed it, cleaned the windows, aired the tires. I may actually put a couple hundred more miles on it Tuesday.
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Changed oil, filter and drain plug washer Replaced Guide Tube Bushing, Cleaned the pool.
Want to take a look at the Clutch Guide Tube in the morning and hopefully be driving again by lunch. Nice word lunch.
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1.Used an HVAC tool to hone out my exhaust manifold (log) after filing in a few areas worked well.

All but the bend at cyl.s #1 and #5 the tool get way into the header. Sorry i will share after photo later didn't download.

2.Aligned my Y pipe better, off center with manifolds.


3.Rotated my clutch release guide tube cleaned it and applied extreme pressure/heat grease to the appropriate surface.

4. snugged down oil sump bolts,,again.

Runs and shifts great, no more pedal click.

Guess which finger is shorter by .5"? Joiner accident at 18.




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I think Porken actually ported his iron log exhaust manifold with good results, but grinding iron is nasty work.

I've got electrical work in my future. Dash reads about 2v below the jump post, but I'm due for a clean all the ground points and a new battery ground strap.
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Yesterday....drained my rear end...went to the movies tonight....hope to refill tomorrow night.

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It is nasty but once your in there it's hard to stop finding things to do.

30 years is a long time with just oil changes. See how bad my Motor to Body ground strap looks? Will replace.

This wire tool can be guided way up into the manifold. Only the tight curve of cylinder #1 and 5 stop the tool. They wear out pretty quick though. going to US Plumbing Supply to get a few more. cheap.

I will start the car before connecting Y pipe for a few seconds to blow out any debris.

Good luck with finding the Gremlim.
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Yesterday....drained my rear end...went to the movies tonight....hope to refill tomorrow night.

that looks nasty Ron
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Well, she sat for 20 years with the same gunk in her. I hope that goop was not all that was holding it together.
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pass front tire threw its wheel balance weights, stickons hows that even legal ,tape?. vib caused the brake cali clip (brakepad wear sensor to go bye bye) , pads unsecure chattering. part no. 117.34004? centric parts kit/5..10 bucks to shuuuut up .
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Don't blame the weights, more like the person that put them on didn't clean the wheel first.

Original fill on the manual transmission is super stinky sulfur smell, good stuff I guess.
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Removed the slack in the throttle cable, full throttle once again
Vacuumed and washed..
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New air filter, upper rad hose, four new bulbs for the fog lights. One was our but I hate when they are all not the same brightness, a touch of the OCD

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