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Old 02-09-2013, 02:07 PM
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Gents,

I've stripped my fan and fan housing off for powder coating.

Plan was to take things further and remove the metal intake manifold sections to paint too.

Does anyone have a guide? Are they easy to strip without pulling the engine?

The two "hidden" screws holding the heater blower in place are proving a pain in the ***!

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Old 02-09-2013, 02:19 PM
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Default Not a problem.

With the air cleaner off, it is a matter of disconnecting all the connectors (making/labeling them with tape if needed), throttle and cruise linkages, fuel lines, and loosening the 20 hose clamps around the intake. It comes right out. Also a perfect time to replace the oil breather, temperature, and pressure gaskets and o-rings. I also changed the o-rings under the three bolt flange mounts as mine were brittle and cracked with age.
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What 2 hidden screws are you talking about

There are just 2 x 10mm bolts holding this on

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There are 2 good threads on this ... Don't need to remove throttle body or cables if you just want to clean/remove the intakes. I posted in both threads so search HiWind and overfill or intake etc..
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Thanks for all your help everyone

I'll search those threads out!

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Originally Posted by clinchy993
What 2 hidden screws are you talking about

There are just 2 x 10mm bolts holding this on

Was trying to separate tube from blower, but they can be removed as one unit
Old 02-09-2013, 06:28 PM
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Chris that's going to look sweeeeet - I assume you're going guards red?
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post the threads here if you find them
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Do it. I love the painted manifolds thing. Just adds enough colour to the engine bay.
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and take lots of pictures !
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Will do folks,

Fan is going Guards, fan housing black and intake in red in colour, but with (hopefully a nice) twist.

Here's a good thread, thanks to HiWind :

https://rennlist.com/forums/964-1989...-cleaning.html
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Originally Posted by deutschland-dobson
Fan is going Guards, fan housing black and intake in red in colour, but with (hopefully a nice) twist.
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Quick question folks...

The powder coater has two options for the black on my fan housing - gloss or satin.

I keep the black plastics in the 'bay clean and shiny with 303 Aerospace, however do you think that gloss black would look too much?

I dont want satin black if its going to be dull and boring tho!

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i vote gloss black for the housing
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I'd say gloss too

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