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What did you do to your 2002 today !


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18 minutes ago, Scottjeffrey said:

Began mounting new condenser and fan. Almost finished.

 

Can you share pictures? Always interested in an air conditioning installation. 

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rtheriaque wrote:

Carbs: They're necessary and barely controlled fuel leaks that sometimes match the air passing through them.

My build blog:http://www.bmw2002faq.com/blog/163-simeons-blog/

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I spent some time today working on the blue ‘73. I re-jetted the Weber to Cd specs. I recreated new air cleaner mounts from some tracing I made of a previous set. I should be modifying the 2bbl air cleaner for the Weber tomorrow.

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Replaced upper timing chain cover gasket and adjusted the valves.

 

Another tip to add to you Armamentarium of 2002 Mechanical Knowledge:

After removing coolant hose clamps...

Part 1:  To prevent loss of coolant, replace all of the clamps your remove.  Repeat, all.  Not just most of them.

Part 2:  To prevent loss of more coolant, replace the aforementioned previously neglected clamps correctly.  Not just sorta, kinda, pseudo, quasi correctly. 

 

Oh, man...

 

Larry

 

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10 hours ago, Mike G said:

Disconnected everything under the hood in preparation of dropping the motor. Removed the intake as well for extra clearance. 

 

 

Nice.  Don't forget the speedo cable, steering column and the clutch hose...

Dave.

'76, totally stock. Completely.

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12 hours ago, grizzlebar said:

Toyed with the idea of just doing a rear seat delete rather than getting the set of 6 series seats I have recovered...


Not sure yet

check my blog entry...

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1978 911SC Coupe

1988 Landcruiser

2020 M2 CS

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On 1/10/2019 at 5:25 PM, 2002#2 said:

Replaced upper timing chain cover gasket and adjusted the valves.

 

Another tip to add to you Armamentarium of 2002 Mechanical Knowledge:

After removing coolant hose clamps...

Part 1:  To prevent loss of coolant, replace all of the clamps your remove.  Repeat, all.  Not just most of them.

Part 2:  To prevent loss of more coolant, replace the aforementioned previously neglected clamps correctly.  Not just sorta, kinda, pseudo, quasi correctly. 

 

Oh, man...

 

Larry

 

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So... whats that shiny stuff on your exhaust manifold? ?

'74 Verona

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Ceramic coating (outer and inner; Keco Engineered Coatings, Indianapolis).  The exhaust down pipe was also coated.  I do  not remember which of their coatings was used:  Cerakote?  Keco 400?  I think Keco did a great job.

 

Other views of the coated exhaust manifold are below.

 

Larry

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