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| Gen-Z-Garage : Episode 11 ... preparing the engine bay... (Page 1/1) |
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82-T/A [At Work]
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NOV 17, 02:17 PM
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So, my daughter is really behind on videos. We actually already have the cradle removed, the engine out, and on an engine stand... but this is a couple of videos behind where she's preparing the engine bay for removing the subframe (basically, disconnecting everything).
Thanks for watching!
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Frenchrafe
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NOV 18, 03:24 AM
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Yeah, editing videos is a pain sometimes😮💨
I'm watching now....
Rafe (aka Turbo Slug)
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"Turbo Slug" - '87 Fiero GT. 3800 turbo. - The fastest Fiero in France! @turboslugfiero
https://youtu.be/hUzOAeyWLfM
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richard in nc
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NOV 18, 01:36 PM
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keep in mind new parts for a 35 yo car may be junk.id only replace parts that are clearly damaged or at least keep the old parts just in case.btw she seems really smart. [This message has been edited by richard in nc (edited 11-18-2023).]
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82-T/A [At Work]
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NOV 18, 03:19 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by richard in nc:
keep in mind new parts for a 35 yo car may be junk.id only replace parts that are clearly damaged or at least keep the old parts just in case.btw she seems really smart.
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Most things that are static.. like brackets and such, will end up being sanded down and cleaned up. I'll go expensive on the parts that are internal and hard to get to... but there's not really a whole lot here except suspension components, alternators, and waterpumps, that are prone to failure. I've been buying up parts, but source-selecting specific parts that are original higher quality parts. Most of them are actually on closeout / clearance too because they're not being made anymore! But totally agree though... thanks!
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