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Old 06-11-2011, 04:35 PM
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Does it run if you spray that "engine start stuff" in the intake?

Years ago, mine did and stopped when I stopped spraying.

That's when I bought a rebuilt fuel distributor.

Fixed it right up.
Old 06-11-2011, 05:17 PM
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Thanks Dan !

Looks like air in fuel system. We loose all bolts from CIS an leaks lot of air.

Working rough now with fuel filter and acumulator bypassed.

Now I have to see why its working rough...

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Old 06-11-2011, 10:12 PM
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Well after 12 hours struggling with fuel system, I learned a lesson: Fuel delivery is very crucial for this car. It's not 100% , it's running rough and some misfires, but the fuel system is now back to life.

I'm used with modern fuel injection systems and my friend is carburator specialist. None of this knowledge are useful for this car. It's a different animal.
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Last weekend update...

Thermostat valve locked;
Thermostat housing very very dirty;
All brake calipers locked;
AC expansion valve leaking;
Radiator cap rusted;
Steering gear leaking;
Both front tie rods are bad;
Both front and rear brake air duct missing;
Headlight doesn't working;
Muffer in avery bad condition;

And a growing list...
Old 12-18-2011, 07:19 PM
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Hi folks !

After some time with no news, here some pics of restoration progress.

I removed all old paint and put the car to bare metal. After that, a coat of adhesion promoter and some coats of primer.

The car is now all primed and waiting for some time to sanding and prepare to painting.
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Old 12-18-2011, 07:40 PM
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Very Cool! I can't wait to see the finished product.
Old 12-18-2011, 07:52 PM
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Wow! I've been following this post from afar (mostly because I have limited knowledge to give). When I saw the intial pics in the alley I would have bet anyone that this car would never run again, much less have come along this far, in a relatively short time... All I can cay is.... WOW!!! Keep at it - she's coming alive!!!
Old 12-18-2011, 07:59 PM
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Thank you guys !

This is the PICASA link:

https://picasaweb.google.com/1066212...eat=directlink
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.did you use an adhesion promoter for aluminum?
If not then you should have zinc chromated the doors, hood and fenders,
otherwise your paint may come flaking off after a year or two.

Goodluck on your restoration
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Nice progress!!
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Originally Posted by Mrmerlin
.did you use an adhesion promoter for aluminum?
If not then you should have zinc chromated the doors, hood and fenders,
otherwise your paint may come flaking off after a year or two.

Goodluck on your restoration
I'm using Akzo Nobel Adhesion Promoter and according to Akzo Nobel documentation, it can be used on both aluminium and steel. I'm also using Sikkens Primer with Sikkens reducer and harder.

Thank you for advice !

Tomorrow I'll buy some leather for upholstery.
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First time I,ve seen this amazing post, I wish you good luck, you,ve certainly got the heart of a lion !

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Ola, (hello) This is an awesome find. I hope you got it for a good price as it looks like it is a costly restoration.
But it is a clasic year and car very much worth the repairs. don't skip any repairs and you will have a great car.
BTW I am planing a trip to Rio area in June or July, where are you at?
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Fantastic progress. Keep up the good work and the pictures.
Old 12-19-2011, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 928mac
Ola, (hello) This is an awesome find. I hope you got it for a good price as it looks like it is a costly restoration.
But it is a clasic year and car very much worth the repairs. don't skip any repairs and you will have a great car.
BTW I am planing a trip to Rio area in June or July, where are you at?
The price was good for here (i'm shame to say how much in dollars because you guys will not understand, was a good price for the local market), it's a very rare car. It was produced in a time that imported cars was prohibited down here. So there is about 6-7 928 in the country and it's considered as exotic car.

Good to hear that you are coming to Brazil !I live in Rio de Janeiro and I'll be very glad to assist you down here, just let me know ! Let's keep in touch !

JL


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