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Imback
Freelancer
- 1,417
- 535
- Nov 8, 2006
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Long island,
New York
I replaced the o ring in my power steering pump which was leaking all over my alternator. I also had to replace the alternator since the bearing was starting to seize up and it had this terrible squealing noise it made. I had a leak at the valve cover but also realized that 4 of the bolt holes were stripped. So i helicoiled them and swapped to another valve cover since i wanted to weld some fittings onto mine and also get it powder coated. i wired in the my BCS so don't mind the wires just hanging i was testing some things before sleeveing them. I also replaced a torn coupler off of the turbo. It's slowly coming together. The dump tube is temporary. When i swap turbos this winter i'll be routing the wastegate back into the downpipe. I still smell a little bit of oil i think it's either the turbo is leaking since the return line didn't do it any justice and could possibly be valve stem seals or both
. I have another 2g head i'll probably swap over to in either winter or spring so no big deal. Finally found a set of the outlander caliper brackets so now i need to order rotors for them. The car is still a good looking car in my eyes and still get compliments on it while driving or parked up. Back to ordering more parts
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. I have another 2g head i'll probably swap over to in either winter or spring so no big deal. Finally found a set of the outlander caliper brackets so now i need to order rotors for them. The car is still a good looking car in my eyes and still get compliments on it while driving or parked up. Back to ordering more parts
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I got this filter for free from a friend so i can't say much about it but if you're looking for a fuel pump filter sock and your on amazon stay away. I was swapped in a new sock and was on my way. I threw in another new filter up front as well. Now that it was the beginning of summer it was getting hotter and my temps weren't ware i like them to be. I was using this bullshit cheap fan that came with the car but it was time to upgrade. I ended up getting a flex a lite fan. This is the same fan i had in my old galant and even with a half rad i never overheated even in NYC bumper to bumper traffic. The pic was from initial fitting and wiring. I also use a standalone fan wiring kit. I've had great success with them for years. Summit sells them as well as other places. So now with the new fan installed i never see over 193 coolant temp.
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. I also finally got the outlander rotors in and it def filled out the wheel a bit better. Unfortunately when swapping things over i noticed play in my passenger wheel bearing so that will be a upcoming fix as well as swapping both axles since both cv boots are torn