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Yes it was, and as explained to me, along with the improvements of antifreeze over the years and using distilled water makes for a clean inside... I have not worked on the TB as of yet. And I haven't received my Carter bling yet. Will update as the job moves on, looking to get something done on the TB this week. But also going out to the 74 three or four days this week, so keeping busy to say the least.....lol
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Started cleaning the cam covers last night to get rid of the grease and grime that has accumulated over the years. Still undecided if I should go ahead and paint them on the car as Steve (We Gone) did, which was an amazing job. Depending on how clean I get them, I might just detail the bolts and let it be as is, and also repaint the letters. The sides of the IH's are coming up nice. So we shall see.
Also going to order the TB coolant bypass line from Marc, rather than tap into anything to eliminate the coolant from there, it seems more user friendly to me...lol just a mild clean up so far....much, much more to clean....don't know if I'll be able to get the stains completely eliminated...
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Mine turned out great.
Throttlebody needs some new paint, though. Roadster, Your LT5 look a lot better than mine, if that's any comfort. I've got lots of darkened spots that won't clean off. If you do the re-paint, keep us posted on the cylinder cover removal.
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Re: TB removal and then some!!!
Hey Tom . Does that amazing goop get good and hard when it cures ? I need to secure my signal lights to the ferring of my motorcycle as the screw mounts have become brittle and broke . Sorry also for hijacking your thread but I saw that goop and had to ask .
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Liquid Nail is a great product for what you need.
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PS . If your coming to BG I will try to remember to bring some weather proof plastic ties . Don't buy a whole pack if you just need 1 or 2 . I have a few of different sizes and will pack a few ...
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I cannot answer the question about the Goop, because I don't know....lol Phil would be the one to answer that for you. He has used it before... Lol, no worries about hijack, any info shared is always welcomed.... Quote:
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Some new connector info.....
Went to the auto store in the "Help" section as per Jep's suggestion about looking for two individual connectors instead of one. Well his suggestion paid off, as I found a vacuum elbow that fits perfect, IMO. They only had one, so I will try another auto store tomorrow. My main question was whether to Goop or not to Goop??? After finding this elbow and the way that it fit, I am probably not going to use the original connector. Now if I couldn't find anything, then using Goop would have been the solution... This elbow fits perfect and you have to twist it side-to-side to pull it off, that's how good of a fit it is. The one end fits on the solenoid completely and the other end holds the plenum and canister lines very tight. The only thing I might do is cut down the elbow to the lines, but I may not have to. I can almost guarantee that the plenum line (at the solenoid "original" connector) which gives so many trouble on plenum installation with coming undone could and will be a thing of the past. Although the original connector is thicker, one of the holes has become elongated and therefore would need the Goop as Phil suggested... For $2.99, you can't beat it... the new and the original....just need one more...notice the RS hole on the original, it is slightly elongated as mentioned. The line actually slides in and out of that hole. This is where the Goop would solve that problem with the original connector, if yours is like mine... here you can see one end installed onto the plenum line...see how the new elbow expands, the plenum line is not going anywhere.... connected to the solenoid, a good tight complete fit....IMO, this is the way to go.....
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Alrighty then . Thanks carter . Where do I buy liquid nail. I have never heard of it but if its like a silicone and gets hard to glue and hold plastic bits together then it sounds like what I need .
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