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499 viewsDave Hall can't bare to watch the Venetian blind install :-)
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497 viewsWith the foam removed you can see the expanded metal mesh it rests on. The forward holes are above the mesh while the rear holes are below it.
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497 viewsPer in my baby while I enjoy Brian's Fasty.
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494 viewsWhat the window lifter looks like with locating spring attached at bottom.
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494 viewsBrooke and Martin explaining to Martin's wife about the Butt, er, Bus Pilots incident. Look at Per, that boy just can't get enough American beer! :-)
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492 viewsHome-made gasket made from 1/32" rubberized gasket material from the FLAPS.
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492 viewsGathering for the BBQ at my place.
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490 viewsWhat it looks like when complete. The black paint was removed during the cleaning process.
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490 viewsRuss and Jim A. sit patiently in the shade while John Jarenson gives his tech session on composites. The goober pointing at the table is none other than Brian Fye, the master-mind behind the T3 Invasion!
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482 viewsUsing an internal pipe wrench to easily and safely tighten the internal bolt that holds the breather to the mount.
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482 viewsSpirit-level on the shift plate on the shift tunnel to show how much my car is raked. As you can see, it's very mild so the engine is pretty close to the same level as the pan.
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482 views…and what it looks like during operation.
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480 viewsUnderside of breather showing PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) valve, part number 022 115 542. Again, home-made gasket between breather and white retaining nut.
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Day 4: Monday480 viewsHeaded home with Brian and Shannon's dog, Monk.
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478 viewsSeeing if my Bosch fuel injection tester works, using Lawrence's Square as a guinea pig. How the unit is interfaced…
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477 viewsEither slide the arm out from the bracket or slightly pull down and towards you to release from lifter channel.
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477 viewsSpirit-level on breather to show that it (along with my engine) is at a slight angle. Thus, oil will drain back down into the case through the breather stand (the tower the breather is bolted to).
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