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Meridian looks great, it's Nice to have a car that changes colors. I know, i've got one just like yours.
Mine is in The hospital.
What a minor Oil drop does. As The motor is down I changed a lot of things that appear not right. A little noise in The exaust, and is changed. I'm at €8.000 already, and counting. But it will be like new.
Hope to see it back together soon! I didn't notice, but in my pics above it captures some of the color changing nature of the car. I had the engine out of mine a couple of months ago doing some refreshing, running like a champ! Have you made any modifcations?
I removed the CD storage drawers that were below the radio head unit, and replaced them with another cubby (like the one below), so there are now two cubbies stacked on top of each other. I drilled a hole in the top cubby and routed the aux cable that's hooked up to my CDR 220 through the hole, and now I plug in my phone to the aux jack and leave it in the cubby while I drive. Very easy way to handle to the aux input, and also cleans up the look of the center stack.
Hope to see it back together soon! I didn't notice, but in my pics above it captures some of the color changing nature of the car. I had the engine out of mine a couple of months ago doing some refreshing, running like a champ! Have you made any modifcations?
Thank you. It will be ready tomorrow, can't wait.
And no, my mind is set to "keep it stock, keep it stock" for now. )
Fitting stayed attached; the back part of the hose split a section about 6 inches long. It's the damnest thing - I've never seen a hose on any car I owned fail like that. $800 later......it's back on the road.
Got it back from detailing, headlight refinishing, paintless dent removal (fixing the side after the blowout and some other small stuff) and servicing. Not cheap but man it looks good now.
Also got my refinished stock wheels put on it - so I have a set of 997TT with rear spacers and bolts F/S now.
Oh yes and I added a UMW tune. That pepped it up a bit.
Fitting stayed attached; the back part of the hose split a section about 6 inches long. It's the damnest thing - I've never seen a hose on any car I owned fail like that. $800 later......it's back on the road.
My buddy had the EXACT same thing happen on Monday as we were driving in the canyon by my house. Our tech said there are two hoses that get a lot of engine heat so he swapped out both. I think my friend paid about $650.
Finished today...new water pump, thermostat, rear rotors and pads, new brake fluid, new plugs, new coils, new Rennline engine mounts - used blue street/track inserts. The new QuickJack lift made this some reasonably easy work.
Make sure to pull on your boost hoses after replacing the clips. I didn't and promptly blew a hose off during the test drive 😂
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