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It also worked fine without that return spring! Never put it back in...didn't need it.
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Small victory, UPS guy just delivered the clutch and it FITS :yah Maybe I can get it all wrapped up this weekend.
And blowed up by the next!"silverblueBP" said:
Opentracker
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I hope it all goes together well for you Mark, it'll be nice to drive it again.
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"Horseplay" said:
:stfu :skul :no :guns :char :nut :homo
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"Opentracker" said:
Sure will!
Come on. I used my best redneck lingo just for you."silverblueBP" said:
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"Horseplay" said:
I was unable to detect the drawl from your typing.
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BTW,
Thread jacking is frowned upon at this site.
Thread jacking is frowned upon at this site.
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"silverblueBP" said:
And I always thought that it was encouraged here.
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Gee, I thought the sarcasm was dripping enough to be obvious...guess not.
66gt350
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"silverblueBP" said:
BTW,
Sarcasm is frowned upon at this site.
:sarc
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Notice how they "idiot" proofed it?
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"silverblueBP" said:
So they sent it to your wife to assemble for you.....
Looks nice....
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LOL
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Got the rest of the dripping goo cleaned up, flywheel and clutch installed and then pressure tested the cooling system. Water pump was leaking thru 4 of the attaching bolts. Took it all apart, re-assembled with a little silicone (right stuff) and checked it again after a few hours. Still losing pressure thru the bolts. I don't have another gasket to use between the back plate and the water pump, so I'm stuck again till next week. Never had a water pump NOT seal by doing this.
These are all new parts and everything lines up, but I did check to see that the water pump and timing cover faces are true.
What are other's thoughts about using silicone to seal the back plate without a gasket? yes/no??
These are all new parts and everything lines up, but I did check to see that the water pump and timing cover faces are true.
What are other's thoughts about using silicone to seal the back plate without a gasket? yes/no??