Carlsbergas (Vytenis) 951S
02-22-2014, 08:27 AM
#166
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02-24-2014, 10:31 PM
#169
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Just my luck or maybe lack of skill i missed something when i was reassembling the car after mounts job, oil started to leak like crazy somethere near turbo, cant see anything from top and from under the car i cant see the source..
Good news is i installed only944 shifter short shifter and shifter linkage, love how it shifts now, took the car around the block. Came back stoped and was smoking oil
Good news is i installed only944 shifter short shifter and shifter linkage, love how it shifts now, took the car around the block. Came back stoped and was smoking oil
02-25-2014, 12:19 PM
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02-25-2014, 01:23 PM
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yeah well. remember that im 25 and i have no mechanical training, doing everything for the first time. im just trying my best, its no surprise i can **** up from time to time, its probably one of the oil lines, going to/out of the turbo, atleast this time ill be faster and it will be easier since i already this, just going to wait for warm weather, after the last time i spent week in the freezing garage i ****ed up my hands which took few weeks to heal
02-25-2014, 01:31 PM
#176
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yeah well. remember that im 25 and i have no mechanical training, doing everything for the first time. im just trying my best, its no surprise i can **** up from time to time, its probably one of the oil lines, going to/out of the turbo, atleast this time ill be faster and it will be easier since i already this, just going to wait for warm weather, after the last time i spent week in the freezing garage i ****ed up my hands which took few weeks to heal
We all make mistakes mechanically. You will get teased when you mess up, no avoiding it. This is when you learn to clean everything up well, and take your time putting it back together. Check seals, and never reuse them ( unless you're willing to take it apart again). Many local backyard DIYers come to me to show their work and ask me to double check a repair they made, and I'm perfectly fine with it. You should probably do the same.
but yeah ordering new seals, and bolts gona do this right this time
02-25-2014, 02:22 PM
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for a 25 year old you get very mad lmao very fast.. I am 28. Age doesn't make a difference. Lee doesn't count cus his father owns the shop. So he was born with a "silver spoon" lol. Sorry Lee is all about that Garage life ahhahahahahahahahahahaha.
It seems all you want to do it take short cuts with half *** work. If you cant spend the money on the proper part park and leave it alone. Hence why my project took 5 years. Another thing is you NEVER listen and think you know it all when you don't. You have guys on here that do it for a living like Lee and yet you still don't listen. you can never learn/improve if you don't listen.
It seems all you want to do it take short cuts with half *** work. If you cant spend the money on the proper part park and leave it alone. Hence why my project took 5 years. Another thing is you NEVER listen and think you know it all when you don't. You have guys on here that do it for a living like Lee and yet you still don't listen. you can never learn/improve if you don't listen.