02-26-2015 | #1 |
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Started today
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Found this under old starter cable post nut [/IMG] New one is in: [/IMG] Found this shredded ground trapped under the left rear coil platform bolt: [/IMG] Doing other things after the starter change so have not tested yet. Last edited by Funracer; 02-26-2015 at 11:19 PM. Reason: nut |
02-26-2015 | #2 |
Join Date: Oct 2011
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Re: Started today
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02-26-2015 | #3 |
Join Date: Oct 2011
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Re: Started today
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02-27-2015 | #4 |
Join Date: Oct 2011
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Re: Started today
Started and ran perfectly today, then started again right after 20 minute drive. Problem solved!
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02-27-2015 | #5 |
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Re: Started today
Congrats. Just sent you a PM. I am located close by in Panama City Beach.
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02-27-2015 | #6 |
Join Date: Dec 2012
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Re: Started today
Next time I pull the plenum, gonna do the throttle body coolant bypass. Sucks having to mess with all the damn coolant.
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Re: Started today
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This can be done without removing the Injector Housings but does help if you remove the Injector Housing Coolant Manifolds. Injector Housing TB Coolant Blocking Note: Getting the Air Out of the Water Pump after Blocking TB Coolant. See LT5 Air Locked Water Pump Simplified for the Simplified Discussion regarding The Air Locked Water Pump. After you have filled the Coolant System with Coolant using both "Ls" (each Injector Housing Coolant Manifold)........ 1. Disconnect the drivers side Injector Housing Coolant Manifold "L" and tip it up. Fill that "L" with coolant and blow into that "L" forcing coolant into the water pump through the passenger side water pump inlet and passenger side Injector Housing Coolant Manifold (Only blow in steps refilling the "L" with coolant each blow effort). You can see in the photo that by blowing coolant into the Drivers Side of the water pump air will be forced out to the top level of the impeller with only a small amount of air left on the passenger side of the water pump. 2. Refill the Drivers Side "L" with coolant and do that trick a couple times until the coolant flows out of the drivers side Injector Housing Coolant Manifold where you have disconnect the "L". When you blow (force) coolant into Port A of the Water Pump (Blowing in steps) you replace the yellow area of Air with Water. The Air is forced out the top and down left side through Port B. (Only blow in steps refilling the "L" with coolant each blow effort). Do NOT rely on the temperature gauge to tell you if the Water Pump is functioning. If the two Injector Housing Coolant Manifolds are NOT getting warm rather quickly (within 30 seconds), your coolant is NOT flowing.
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