"while I'm there".., Engine out..what to change? |
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"while I'm there".., Engine out..what to change? |
TRS63 |
Mar 17 2022, 10:24 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 314 Joined: 14-September 20 From: Germany - Stuttgart Member No.: 24,690 Region Association: Europe |
Hello all,
slowly I am coming to the point of thinking about putting the engine back..but now is also the point for some preventive maintenance on it! The start: -engine is the original 1,8l with L-Jet -it worked all good until I stopped it and removed the engine for rust repair last August -fuel pump is approx 2 years old What is planned: -oil change of course -oil+air filter of course -all fuel lines, engine side but also the ones in the tunnel (stainless steel ones) and under the tank I don't want to invest so much as it was a good running unit and I don't want to overdo. But I want a reliable car and more than that as much safety as possible (especially fire-risks). I am also unsure what the future will be : carbs or modern FI with ITBs ? I am missing the clean look and admission sound with the current setup. So no unnecessary invest in the L-Jet. What is sure: I will stay in the future with a 4 cylinders (but probably a bigger one) for weight reasons. -->do I need to change injectors sealings ? If yes, which ones? -->something else ? Thanks for the inputs Antoine |
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