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The floor and the washer and dryer are also covered in the plastic tarp.
The floor and the washer and dryer are also covered in the plastic tarp.
0 2026/05/05 16:01:21
Notice that the Jag has a plastic tarp to protect it from overspray.
Notice that the Jag has a plastic tarp to protect it from overspray.
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After masking, I got creative and hanged them for painting.
After masking, I got creative and hanged them for painting.
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Lots more room for activities.
Lots more room for activities.
0 2026/05/02 16:05:01
The it connects to this.
The it connects to this.
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This brittle connector broke off. It plugs to a sensor on the right hand charge cooler. Does anyone know the part number?
This brittle connector broke off. It plugs to a sensor on the right hand charge cooler. Does anyone know the part number?
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Has anyone seen a knock sensor fail like this before?
Has anyone seen a knock sensor fail like this before?
0 2026/04/30 19:44:49
This damn stud to the EGR pipe broke off. If I could just remove the bolt on the other side, I could remove the EGR pipe and then work on removing that stud. However, I can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here? I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe an
This damn stud to the EGR pipe broke off. If I could just remove the bolt on the other side, I could remove the EGR pipe and then work on removing that stud. However, I can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here? I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe an
0 2026/04/30 19:42:15
Bosch 010 pump install
Bosch 010 pump install
0 2026/04/30 19:39:54
However, I'm can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt (circled) on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here? I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe and cannot grip the bolt, or I cannot apply any torque to the tool if it's somehow able to grip the bolt.
However, I'm can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt (circled) on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here? I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe and cannot grip the bolt, or I cannot apply any torque to the tool if it's somehow able to grip the bolt.
0 2026/04/30 19:33:46
However, I'm can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt (circled) on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here? I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe and cannot grip the bolt, or I cannot apply any torque to the tool if it's somehow able to grip the bolt.
However, I'm can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt (circled) on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here? I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe and cannot grip the bolt, or I cannot apply any torque to the tool if it's somehow able to grip the bolt.
0 2026/04/30 19:31:54
However, I'm can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here. I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe and cannot grip the bolt, or I cannot apply any torque to the tool if it's somehow able to grip the bolt.
However, I'm can't get ANY purchase on this damn bolt on the other side of that flange to be able to remove the EGR pipe. Does anyone have any idea what tool and what angle would best help here. I have tried socket-wrenches, spanners, off-set spanners, and none seem to work for me. Either they collide with the damn pipe and cannot grip the bolt, or I cannot apply any torque to the tool if it's somehow able to grip the bolt.
0 2026/04/30 19:24:19
This damn stud (circled) to the EGR pipe broke off. If I could just remove the bolt on the other side, I could remove the EGR pipe and then work on removing that stud.
This damn stud (circled) to the EGR pipe broke off. If I could just remove the bolt on the other side, I could remove the EGR pipe and then work on removing that stud.
0 2026/04/30 19:22:27
Is it ok to get rid of this thing that was beneath the supercharger? It's disintegrating and I cannot find it in the parts catalogue. Not sure what it's purpose really is either.
Is it ok to get rid of this thing that was beneath the supercharger? It's disintegrating and I cannot find it in the parts catalogue. Not sure what it's purpose really is either.
0 2026/04/30 19:20:03
The octopus
The octopus
0 2026/04/30 19:17:38
The left side valley hose connects to the metal-three way connector and the octopus hose.
The left side valley hose connects to the metal-three way connector and the octopus hose.
0 2026/04/30 19:15:49
The left side valley hose connects to the metal-three way connector and the octopus hose.
The left side valley hose connects to the metal-three way connector and the octopus hose.
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0 2026/04/30 19:12:48
The silicone valley hoses. The thick elbow that goes from the engine block to the water outlet is also silicone.
The silicone valley hoses. The thick elbow that goes from the engine block to the water outlet is also silicone.
0 2026/04/30 19:10:16
This is the silicone octopus hose. It does away with Norma connectors and with the plastic three way connector. It should last longer than the rubber and plastic parts. I just hope that nothing back there cuts through it.
This is the silicone octopus hose. It does away with Norma connectors and with the plastic three way connector. It should last longer than the rubber and plastic parts. I just hope that nothing back there cuts through it.
0 2026/04/30 19:10:12
You can tell that I cleaned up the valley and one of the charge coolers.
You can tell that I cleaned up the valley and one of the charge coolers.
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