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Old 11-05-2008, 08:12 PM
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Dude that sucks. Good luck.
 

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Old 11-05-2008, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by deerang
I have to pull an engine mount, and remove most of the intake, and disconect fuel lines.. all that on top of wedging my hands between the motor (all 2.0L of it!!) and the inner wheel wells.. stupid transverse mounted engines..

I've been trying to get this done for almost 3 weeks now, but school has been getting in the way.. too many midterms and assignments.. School has slowed down, but the temp has dropped significantly in that time.. flirting with 40 degrees last week, today we're up to like 50 (I'm trying to convert from celcius to farenheit in my head so these numbers might be terribly off).. Prolly try to tackle this timing belt on the weekend, it'll be between 40-50 degrees ( about 8 celcius for those who understand my metric system)
That sucks!

Hey I have an solution that will get you close on conversion. Take celcius and add 32. So if it's 0 C outside then it's 32 F here.
 
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Old 11-06-2008, 01:28 AM
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its not that easy.. celcius to farenheit is times 9, divided by 5, plus 32.. 100 celcius is 212 farenheit..

8 degrees on the weekend is gonna be about 46.. i did the math.. it's gonna be great..
 
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Get er done Bo
 
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Old 11-09-2008, 12:41 PM
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got the water pump and fan clutch all at once.. all the wobbles are gone, and no more worries about overheating.. Sounds like its time to hit the trail
 
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Old 11-10-2008, 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted by deerang
got the water pump and fan clutch all at once.. all the wobbles are gone, and no more worries about overheating.. Sounds like its time to hit the trail
Coongratssss broo, I ruined mine servicing my radiator and tearing everything out couple months back... If i only knew my local advanced auto had a fan nut wrench for an older ford that worked perfect.. In the end i went eeeelectric. I cheated though, removed the battery/box/ac to run my dual spectre..
 
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Old 11-10-2008, 08:48 AM
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I know for a fact I'd snag my hand on your rad hose covering EVERYTIME I was under the hood.. I'd need to keep a bigger first aid kit in the trunk..
 
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Originally Posted by deerang
I know for a fact I'd snag my hand on your rad hose covering EVERYTIME I was under the hood.. I'd need to keep a bigger first aid kit in the trunk..
So trueeee. Even with gloves i swear up a storm. When i swapped engines i couldnt get ahold of a thermo neck that ws 90* so i tossed it back on and regret it daily. I dont dare try to take the sleeve off, if i cant get a neck im soo buyin a new hose rather than dealin with that
 
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Old 11-10-2008, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Duranged408
Coongratssss broo, I ruined mine servicing my radiator and tearing everything out couple months back... If i only knew my local advanced auto had a fan nut wrench for an older ford that worked perfect.. In the end i went eeeelectric. I cheated though, removed the battery/box/ac to run my dual spectre..

so where did you put the battery/ box/
and it doesnt look like the ac is missing so i assume you put it back on? or not??
 
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Originally Posted by shrpshtr325
so where did you put the battery/ box/
and it doesnt look like the ac is missing so i assume you put it back on? or not??
lol, ive got both batteries in the rear. Sharpyyyy i think your eyes are going out on ya.. nooo ac at all in my D.
I def have to get some updated pictures soon though
 

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