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SignUp Now!The biggest tip I can think of is DO NOT Modify your car until you have a unlimited amount of money to fix it when it breaks.
Don't let livez4gn put your engine together![]()
I know you think you've removed all of the fasteners for the heater box cover......but you haven't.
Never take a sleeping pill and a laxative at the same time.
Rusted bolts or nuts:
When ever you have rusted bolts or nuts, no matter how rusted, soak it with WD-40 or some other penetrating lube. Let it sit for about 1-2minutes, then making sure their is nothing flammable next to heat, heat the bolt and the nut until you see red "dots" around the bolt/nut where the rust is at. This is the rust breaking apart. Once it is completely heated up (about 1-2 minutes for small-med bolts-6mm-10mm, 2-4 minutes for med-large bolts- 10mm-12mm) then remove the bolts as normal. Once they break loose, if you reach a part that again begins to get hard, re-heat up the bolt. You can also spray WD-40 on to the bolt when it is really hot but beware, this will cause a lot of smoke. I have never had a rusted bolt I could not remove using this method!:biggrin:
That $2,000 200R4 that you had done by the local transmission "wizard" is going to last about 2 weeks.
Use a little grease on the upipe hoses and slide the one for the TB on the pipe then put the one to the IC on, then slide the TB one on to the TB.