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IIRC I put the plastic nut between my forefinger and next finger, place it on the bolt end and give it a slight turn. Once the nut is on the bolt I use a ratchet spanner, similar to this. It is possible.
Thanks John (great name) If I can get my fingers in there I’ll give it a go. Here in a couple of weeks I have been planning on raising Talia up on jack stands to do a valve adj so I’ll get in there and give it a go. I have a flex shaft tool I can put a 1/4 drive socket on also I maybe able to use it
John
I got my last push pin to click in I kind of cheated I put the push pin in the grommet then got the tabs on the cover lined up with the slots in the push pin and got it to click in👍
Some of May notice the rear quarter glass is back out of my car I tried reusing the seals and then decided to replace them with factory Porsche seals my old ones looked pretty ratty 😎
This is such an inspiring thread. Really appreciate you sharing it John. I look forward to updates remain in awe and what you've accomplished. Great stuff.
^^ Thank You Mr Blue I discovered it hard as hell to buff bumper cover pieces by them selves so I’m in the process of mounting the rear bumper cover. Once that is done I’ll rotate Talia 180 degrees and start on the drivers side.
No doubt polishing requires a decent amount of pressure and if you don’t have the pieces perfectly stabilized they will vibrate and move which could damage the paint. I usually tape off all the rubber seals to keep the polish away and prevent damage to them during the polishing with good results.
No doubt polishing requires a decent amount of pressure and if you don’t have the pieces perfectly stabilized they will vibrate and move which could damage the paint. I usually tape off all the rubber seals to keep the polish away and prevent damage to them during the polishing with good results.
Thats my plan happy to know I’m not the only one who thought of the same thing
A Test fit 😂 the sharp eyes will see no license plate light
Anyway I think I slipped something under instead of over as I have a pretty good gap beneath the center light
01-02-2019, 11:19 PM
Still excited about your progress.
