On the injection side, I don't think there is any change to fuel pressure - so I assume that it is more than adequate. And no, you don't have to wait for final write-up, it gives me something to talk about whilst I sit here with my thumbs up my......

 

Patience My Good Man.
A good engine rebuild cant be rushed..

I think Christer may have some good news for you all very soon

Steve
9m

 

I hope so - my fingers are getting somewhat tired keeping them crossed for so long..

(BTW: Installed my engine late last night - maybe we can trade install woes??!! (I should have done the oil return tubes while the engine was OUT of the car - DUH!!! ) )...!!!

 

Christer,

From the pictures it appears that they have removed the front A/C pulley from the crankshaft. I'm assuming that with all the work that you had done, everything was balanced. When I rebuilt my motor last year I had the crank lightened and and all rotating parts balanced. At the time I posted a question about removing the front A/C pulley and was strongly discouraged from doing so because the harmonic balancer is sandwiched in with those pulleys. I argued that since everything was balanced I should not need to worry. I ended up leaving the heavy 3 pulley set up on even though I have only one belt on the motor now. I theorized that even if the assembly was balanced harmonicics could still damage the bearings and eventually the motor.

I would love to get rid of the extra rotating mass if it is safe. Did anyone from 9M explain this potential issue to you (if it is an issue)?

Myles

 

Myles

I don't have aircon. I presume that means I ddidn't have one...?

 

Christer,

Have you got your car back yet???