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now that its running perfect, started removing th body trim so i can start th body work and paint it, windshield is ready to come out, rear wing is off, quarter window trim is off, side rub strips are off,
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now that its running perfect, started removing the body trim so i can start the body work and paint it, windshield is ready to come out, rear wing is off, quarter window trim is off, side rub strips are off,
Hi Dave, is the windshield broken? If not i'd leave it in for painting. If so wear eye protection removing it, glass particles fly everywhere. The windshield sealant used doesn't dry out if original and would likely mean no corrosion that you could not see. I have an '83 also and I did remove it because it was cracked. No corrosion at all behind glass in channel. Lets see some pics of bodywork needed. and where in PA are you? Matt
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sounds like a definite replacement windscreen. Good luck with it.
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does anyone have a pic of th windshield trim clips ?? where can i get some ?? also if anyone is interested im selling th rubber side strips, they came off nice th studs are fine
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clips for th top windshield trim, th rubber side strips are from th doors, th quarters, and th fenders
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For the last year or so I've had a problem with an idle that hunts (stalling - 900 rpm). It seemed worse on hot days. I had done an intake refresh that I hoped would cure my issues, but the fluctuating idle speed remained. I had checked the usual suspects - MAF, the temp II switch, the O2 sensor and vacuum leaks. I did find some leaking HVAC actuators and replaced them which helped but did not fix it. I recently swapped in a spare LH computer I had purchased and the idle speed became constant but about 500 rpm higher. It is now idling at around 1100 rpm.
During my research on this issue, I had heard you should be able to hear the throttle position switch click when the throttle cable is pulled. I could not hear a click and when I did the intake refresh and installed the new TPS, I simply centered it without really checking it. Today I dug into the intake again - argh! The good news - the TPS is now positioned correctly. I also followed Dwayne (Dwayne's Garage) and loosened up the flappy valve spring which I hope will improve throttle response. First problem, the little plastic end caps came off some of the fuel injectors when I removed them and dropped down into the heads. I was able to retrieve all but one and there is no sign of it anywhere. I think it must have come off and burned up some time ago. The second problem - a large, plastic vacuum y-connector broke. It may have broken previously and would explain why my vacuum was around 17 or 18 inches of Hg instead of the expected 21. All I can do now is order the parts and wait. This is so frustrating - sigh.
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Oh you meant your rub strips, good idea to remove them. How do you plan to fill steel and aluminum holes? Do you have a mig and tig?
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Niles, sorry to hear that, did you figure out the 'hunting' at idle though?
My (Motronic) '86 Carrera developed a hunt at idle when warm only. It is extremely annoying. I went through everything with no luck. I discovered it was the performance chip that i had installed maybe 10 years prior that had gone bad. (Autoauthority brand) The 'warm' symptom may indicate a solder joint which expands and is losing continuity. I popped the stock (o.e.) chip back in the 911, and the problem was solved and never came back.
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Yeah, I think the LH computer may be deteriorating. Putting in a replacement seems to have stopped it, but now it's idling fast - so the badly positioned TPS and the broken vacuum connector may be causing the fast idle.
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Sounds like you have it covered, nice S4 BTW. Cayenne wheels, you must have some rough roads out back.
I did a few more RS mods to the interior in an effort to achieve a lighter 928 but in a way that Porsche might have done it based on the RSA of the early 90s. Shame I couldn't have found a non sunroof car.
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Replaced all rear light bulbs. Oh my god, that passenger side rear marker is a pain in the neck.
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Tony believe me i want to, been looking for a blue headliner for non sunroof. I think i will tell Tom at 928 International to make a note regarding this for me.
I can't stand that little useless sunroof. You cars are fabulous Tony, keep up the good work! The way you did your GTS interior is what i meant by finishing mods right. And please post some of your Form and Functions mods here.
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I wrapped mine with a hide of leather purchased on ebay.
great idea thanks. The blue is tough to find
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Full hide in blue $ 54.99 inlcudes free shipping. That's a great price. T
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Removed my working air conditioning equipment
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