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Just about ready to pull the gas tank out so I can replace the A/C Evaporator (Khuel), Drier, Cabin Fans, Pollen Filters and replace Seals in the Compressor.
Definitely this is more than a one day job!!!! Looking forward to some cool cruising...
Not a walk in the park DIY either. Good luck Mr Bock.
Did my first oil change today on my new to me 993. PIA compared to my 87. Next time will be a lot faster. Have to get a flat top jack stand. I had to leave the floor jack on the jack point and made a nice mess draining the oil tank.
993RS steering wheel tomorrow.
I snapped the eccentric bolt holding the kinematic toe arm to the subframe a few weeks back, so into the shop it goes for a correction. But once in the shop (E-Motion Engineering in Costa Mesa), Joey Seely suggested a minor overhaul and upgrades across the board. Freshly rebuilt axles, toe links, inner/outer GT2 tie rods, bumpsteer adjustment, alignment, and finally a corner balance, and she's ready to rip around to local taco spots and race Honda Minivans again. Most of the new links are ERP Monoballs which is really trick gear.
I'm excited.
A neat photo of my C2S w/ RS tail, sitting above a 1998 Factory RSR (one of the final five to be produced).
Finally decided to take the leap like many others before me and clean my wheel wells and exhaust tips cleaning up 20+ years of crud and cosmoline. What a difference a few hours per side makes but think I've lost a few brain cells inhaling breathing in Xenit the past few days...
Finally decided to take the leap like many others before me and clean my wheel wells and exhaust tips cleaning up 20+ years of crud and cosmoline. What a difference a few hours per side makes but think I've lost a few brain cells inhaling breathing in Xenit the past few days...
While it does look very sanitary, I'm not sure how you replace brain cells! Perhaps a respirator would have been a good idea, prior to the start of the project?
While it does look very sanitary, I'm not sure how you replace brain cells! Perhaps a respirator would have been a good idea, prior to the start of the project?
You're right; I wore a simple dust mask and kept the garage door open but a proper respirator is certainly the way to go.
10-28-2017, 08:30 PM
