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15368
Might be a bit of a pain to do everytime you remove the wheel, but loctite-ing the threads might help keep them in their place...an alternative to over...
ben425i
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Jul 1, 2006
10:13 am
15369
Just pulled this off the Lime Rock Park web page. Although they dropped the "Maserati" from the title, its in the text so I guess we're still welcome. I'll be...
Alan R. Ostrowitz
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Jul 1, 2006
11:13 am
15370
Hi everyone. After serious thought, I'll be selling my Maroon, virtually rustfree, 40,000 mile, non running 84 Biturbo. The car was in storage since 1993. Not...
fltrplntman
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Jul 2, 2006
1:27 am
15371
Bella Macchina event. It did fine but this morning when I went to get it ready for storage again I heard a LOT of water sloshing around. The bottom window...
staatsof
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Jul 2, 2006
1:52 pm
15372
WD-40 Then let it air out all day. It will seep down into everywhere the water would have. What little moisture in there will be displaced by the WD-40 ... ...
fltrplntman
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Jul 2, 2006
2:07 pm
15373
Bob, When it's "dry", I suggest coating it with grease or gear oil. One method would be to get a can or two of spray white grease, coat the area, and lightly...
Tim Girton
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Jul 2, 2006
2:09 pm
15374
Yes I suppose that's what WD40 Water Displacement Formula 40 is for. I was wondering since it's been in there about a week maybe some kind of rust...
staatsof
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Jul 2, 2006
4:03 pm
15375
Bob, Bob, Oxalic acid will convert surface rust to a soluble product. You can then rinse the area and dry in under heat lamps. Apply WD40 or other light...
RCarlson1@...
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Jul 2, 2006
4:16 pm
15376
Bob, Once the doors are dry with the inner panels removed you could spray motor oil to coat the surfaces affected. If surface rust develops you could use a...
Jorge Garcia
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Jul 2, 2006
4:49 pm
15377
How common (or uncommon) is it to have full or partial failure within the diode bridge?...
Ed Quillian
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Jul 2, 2006
4:57 pm
15378
Thoughts on taking it over the pail, sorry: Dry it, WD-40, and then: Carefully consider drilling several weep holes, several because: the low point changes...
Pat Delaney
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Jul 2, 2006
4:58 pm
15379
Bob, The POR15 is better for interior / covered areas. The oxalic acid I use is on bare metal parts to remove rust then proceed to re-finish or clean up ...
RCarlson1@...
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Jul 2, 2006
5:41 pm
15380
Hello! Thought I would drop in a bit here. Norway is one of the countries in the world where cars rust the most. Reason for this is the climate, with snowy and...
Jarle Adolfsen
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Jul 2, 2006
7:23 pm
15381
I'm not sure if I have a fan problem or not: Previously, whenever I turned the motor off (after it had been running long enough to warm up), the fans would run...
asavan
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Jul 2, 2006
7:45 pm
15382
asavan, My understanding is that the fans should come on when ever the water temp activates the temperature sensor. Regardless of key / ignition switch...
RCarlson1@...
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Jul 2, 2006
8:01 pm
15383
Hi there A gynecologist was getting tired of his job and decided to switch careers. He'd always enjoyed tinkering with engines, so he enrolled in a school for...
Billycarl
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Jul 3, 2006
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15384
Hi there yourself spamalot. Speaking of tailpipes .... ... careers. He'd always enjoyed tinkering with engines, so he enrolled in a school for car mechanics. ...
staatsof
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Jul 3, 2006
8:31 pm
15385
Billycarl knows tailpipes,would be a perfect specimen if he didn't keep his spam and his head up his. 9 out of ten humans sooner or later get hemeroids, the...
Pat Delaney
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Jul 4, 2006
1:32 am
15386
Shepherd, I know this is a little late, but I thought it would be helpful. I had the same problem on my '85 mainly with the front half of the headliner. I...
Tim Girton
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Jul 4, 2006
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15387
Now back to stock after 7&8th injector experiments and have ordered 3bar map and EPROM programmer. Wastegate is still at max adjustment though, boost will go...
Charles
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Jul 4, 2006
2:04 pm
15388
Thanks to everyone for there suggestions. Still drying it out. I have used POR-15 before but here I'm looking for something just to seap into the hidden areas...
staatsof
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Jul 4, 2006
3:12 pm
15389
Boy, do I have the vacuum pump for you. I have a power lock vacumm pump and lines from a 190e. works great. Also works both ways. (i.e. Sucks the locks down,...
fltrplntman
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Jul 4, 2006
5:46 pm
15390
Deodorized Fish Oil maybe, never used it myself. Regards Terry _____ From: BiturboZentrum@yahoogroups.com [mailto:BiturboZentrum@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of...
Terry Wilson-Moore
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Jul 4, 2006
11:18 pm
15391
I do some gunsmithing on the side and one thing we use after bluing (controlled rusting) when we are done bluing we wipe everything down and wrap it in towels...
Benson QuarterHorses
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Jul 4, 2006
11:28 pm
15392
This subject came up on the Lancia Scorpion list, one guy recommended "Gibbs Brand" penetrating oil, there is a bunch of info out there on its benefits / uses....
Stephen Garran
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Jul 5, 2006
1:38 am
15393
... get ... with ... came ... but ... to ... there to ... BoB on your doors , open them up remove all the paneling and let the sun do the work , nothing...
joedrosmith
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Jul 5, 2006
1:57 am
15394
You have to be carefull using oils ...in the end they can attract and hold moisture , better to keep things clean and well vented and then use active rust...
joedrosmith
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Jul 5, 2006
2:10 am
15395
I have Gibbs. I ran across this when looking at mag wheel preservation. One guy swore by it. I used Por-15 in the rocker areas and inside all of the chassis ...
staatsof
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Jul 5, 2006
10:59 am
15396
Thanks! I did the test - engine hot (just below 90 on the gauge), fans both running, and as soon as I shut off the engine, the fans stopped too. I am quite...
asavan
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Jul 5, 2006
8:20 pm
15397
Hah, exactly! ... I don't know why they would...
staatsof
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Jul 5, 2006
11:16 pm
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