What did you do with your 993 today
#1321
Three Wheelin'
Originally Posted by GBX
no bubbles anywhere in the tire. That’s what I checked when I took the wheel off.Good to know. I do have metal stems. Will have to bring the wheel to the shop. Guess I need some jack stands!
Might be a good idea to over inflate a bit to exacerbate the leak.
#1325
Built and installed new rear end links. Changed some things up from the original diy that was posted on here. Used 3/8 hardware rather than m8 because I didn't like the amount of slope, the original hardware is m10 and 3/8 is just a tiny bit smaller. Wasn't able to fit all the conical spacers with the 3/8 so I sanded them down enough so they would fit.
With m8 hardware
With m8 hardware
#1326
Headlight lenses
New headlight lenses, spark plugs, rotor caps and wires. I found that the previous owner did not change ANY of the top spark plugs, only the bottom 6 plugs were changed!! Ugh!! Nothing worst than a dishonest auto mechanic.
Last edited by Cheekybird; 12-02-2018 at 08:54 AM. Reason: Wanted to add another photo
#1328
Rennlist Member
Started out as as a new clutch, but while your there, you might as well do everything!
#1330
Transmission love;
Flushed the clutch/brake fluid. The stuff that came out the clutch line was nasty.
Changed the transmission fluid to Shell Spirax S5 ATE 75W-90 which is supposed to be the oem fluid. New fill / drain plugs.
Replaced a leaking shifter rod seal.
Replaced the cup bushings on the forward shift rod and remove the rear rod in anticipation of installing golden rod.
Flushed the clutch/brake fluid. The stuff that came out the clutch line was nasty.
Changed the transmission fluid to Shell Spirax S5 ATE 75W-90 which is supposed to be the oem fluid. New fill / drain plugs.
Replaced a leaking shifter rod seal.
Replaced the cup bushings on the forward shift rod and remove the rear rod in anticipation of installing golden rod.
Last edited by nine9six; 12-03-2018 at 03:48 AM.
#1331
The root cause of the issue, was me.
About 6 years previously, I had put some Fix-A-Flat into that wheel and forgot about the issue since the Fix-A-Flat worked its magic. Come to find out, the Fix-A-Flat compound actually corrodes and eats alloy wheels! I wish I had saved a photo of the wheel so I could post it here. It wasn't pretty.
Last edited by nine9six; 12-03-2018 at 03:50 AM.
#1334
GT3 player par excellence
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^ my fav monster
#1335
Three Wheelin'
Originally Posted by nine9six
If your car is equipped with ABS/ABD systems, the same nasty crap is in those as well until you can purge it by actuating the systems!