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Worked on the fuel delivery system over the last few weekends. New injectors, regulator, damper and fuel lines. Had to get creative when disconnecting these compression fittings that are buried at the back of the engine.
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Well done on the new “tool” !!Worked on the fuel delivery system over the last few weekends. New injectors, regulator, damper and fuel lines. Had to get creative when disconnecting these compression fittings that are buried at the back of the engine.
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Indeed I do !! Now what did you do?
Had fun! Remember that rock step after Panther Rock in Windrock we did a bunch of winching at GSMTR? There is a tree jutting out that caught me this weekend. Nothing a spare control arm and a strap for a fulcrum couldn’t handle (mostly).Indeed I do !! Now what did you do?
Ouch. Well done on partial repair !!!!Had fun! Remember that rock step after Panther Rock in Windrock we did a bunch of winching at GSMTR? There is a tree jutting out that caught me this weekend. Nothing a spare control arm and a strap for a fulcrum couldn’t handle (mostly).
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I've used the football/basketball technique to some success. Insert flattened sportsball into body panel area and then inflate.Had fun! Remember that rock step after Panther Rock in Windrock we did a bunch of winching at GSMTR? There is a tree jutting out that caught me this weekend. Nothing a spare control arm and a strap for a fulcrum couldn’t handle (mostly).
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That was my first thought, but the air intake was just above the crease and interfered with placement. There is a smaller dent in the rear quarter that might get the ball treatment later.I've used the football/basketball technique to some success. Insert flattened sportsball into body panel area and then inflate.
I have also used this method after crunching in my right quarter/crushing right tail light at uwharrie. Got me close enough to reinstall a new tail light.I've used the football/basketball technique to some success. Insert flattened sportsball into body panel area and then inflate.
That was a good day!This memory popped up recently.
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Finally got around to installing the wits end panel that I bought from @Forest5000 Eric Forrest about two years ago. installed a kicker hideaway subwoofer and a new double din head unit with XM satellite radio and backup camera.
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