What did you do to your 924/944 today
#7396
dmjames - That is exactly what I encountered too. If this is of any help I put some "teeth" in the metal shaft by gripping the shaft where the metal gear sits with a new vice-grip pliers that had new sharp teeth in the jaws. I adjusted the vice-grip pliers as tight as possible on the shaft and when the pliers are removed the shaft now had compression marks and higher ridges because of the vice-grip teeth. It then took quite a bit of force to slide the metal gear back in place. I'm hopeful that because of the new teeth on the shaft the gear will not slip anymore.
#7397
dmjames - That is exactly what I encountered too. If this is of any help I put some "teeth" in the metal shaft by gripping the shaft where the metal gear sits with a new vice-grip pliers that had new sharp teeth in the jaws. I adjusted the vice-grip pliers as tight as possible on the shaft and when the pliers are removed the shaft now had compression marks and higher ridges because of the vice-grip teeth. It then took quite a bit of force to slide the metal gear back in place. I'm hopeful that because of the new teeth on the shaft the gear will not slip anymore.
#7400
I wound up ditching the stockers for camber plates this time around.
#7403
It would take a while to start, run rough for 15 seconds, then run perfect. Someone suggested removing the vacuum line from the damper and sure enough I found it leaking fuel. Basically raw fuel was being dumped directly back in the intake! Anyway easy check if your in doubt.
#7405
#7407
Began my road trip yesterday; made it to Chesapeake, VA this evening via stopping by my dad in North Jersey.
So far: Drove 713 miles, purchased 22 gallons of fuel (still have just under 1/2 tank) so I'm averaging 32.4 MPG!!
So far: Drove 713 miles, purchased 22 gallons of fuel (still have just under 1/2 tank) so I'm averaging 32.4 MPG!!
#7408
Yesterday, reinstalled radiator replacing lower hose and all hose clamps. While in the driveway last week, had steering wheel shudder when turning. The lower right support for the radiator had come loose and the lower hose was rubbing against the power steering pump.
The new hose clamps are OEM, German made. Notice the difference in width. OEM on right.