Removed my pin stripes.
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#106
Tore the front end off the car to do the timing belt and exhaust manifold gaskets. Glad I'm doing both even though the car could be down for week due to time constraints.
IMG_2974 by TheHarley, on Flickr
Might not be able to see it, but the belt has seen better days.
IMG_2968 by TheHarley, on Flickr
Front gasket was blown out and causing a ticking sound. Also having to replace the front and rear top exhaust manifolds studs. Will be glad to have the ticking sound go away.
IMG_2967 by TheHarley, on Flickr
#108
Dropped her 3inches in the front, 2.5 in the rear, still not low enough.
sub frame clearance.^^
1992 GTI 8v. RIP
1988 Audi 80 Quattro.
#110
Well I bought my 93 90CS FWD on tuesday night. froze my ass off on the hour ride home. pulled it in the garage. tore out the glovebox and pulled the blower motor. come to find the tumbler fell off of the shaft. got it put back together and now i have heat. then last night I replaced the passenger front shock. talk about a P.I.T.A. and then my gauge cluster lights just went out.
#111
#112
what did i do today? bought my coupes older twin brother who had a hard life on the streets...
so what needs to be fixed?
Here is the "current" list
Wheel bearing
2 window regulators
door cards/handles need attention
a through cleaning
Heater core(currently bypassed)
find out why blue painters tape is holding on the isv
re-key, the key only works in the ignition and apparently there is no door key.
drivers seat needs a make over
new steering wheel, this one is the type you can drive with handcuffs on....
The car actually runs REALLY good, it turns over in half a second, you can tell it doesn't want to die yet.
So over the next few weeks we'll start reconstructing this one... it isn't as nice as the red coupe i found, but it does run and i don't have to swap an engine into it, so that is a plus.
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#113
I swapped everything under the timing covers tonight with new replacements and replaced the exhaust manifold gaskets too. Had it disassembled already as seen above. Assembly should be pretty straightforward from here.This engine compartment really needs some heavy degreaser love. Too bad it will have to wait until it's warmer out.
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#117
got bondo dust all up in my nose still... lol
1992 GTI 8v. RIP
1988 Audi 80 Quattro.
#119
rear
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1992 GTI 8v. RIP
1988 Audi 80 Quattro.
#120
Installed a key-less entry lit from rightclick, and new speakers.
#121
Hey,
I have rightclick and i was reading the instructions once before i missplaced them.
I contacted with them, they said they will email me the pdf, but still nothing.
Can you give me some hint what did you do, how did you start, any tricks?
(i have a good mid skill for low volt things)
So please give me some details. (Just dont remember what wire should i cut, etc)
Thank you!
Chris
#122
Brilliant Black 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Refurb
B6LA007522
Cayenne Metallic 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Daily Driver
B6LA010727
#124
installed a ford focus 2.3 radiator in cq
'97 E38 740iL - the daily
'97 A4 1.8t hybrid - sowo prepping
'91 Coupe Quattro 3.6 V8 - the build
www.hausofdub.com
#125
Brilliant Black 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Refurb
B6LA007522
Cayenne Metallic 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Daily Driver
B6LA010727
#126
Yeah, Im guessing you probably already saw this, but these are the instructions.
http://www.motorgeek.com/download/file.php?id=11221
You need to loop/splice the wires as indicated in the diagram.
The Red with black stripe from the pump was the 12v and I just grounded it to the chassis.
There are little tabs on the rear blinkers that you just need 2 female spade connectors, and about 7-8 feet of 20-22 gauge wire. They slide right on.
now if we can just figure out how to arm the system without adding relays we'll be all set.
#127
Should be getting my bumper clips in soon, so I can finally have my front bumper securely attached.
Now that the weather is finally starting to warm up, I might try my hand at some body work to try and do some rust repair.
#128
Ready to separate motor from trans, so probably have to drop the subframe first.
Brilliant Black 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Refurb
B6LA007522
Cayenne Metallic 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Daily Driver
B6LA010727
#130
figured out a MK4 sway bar fits like a glove
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#131
^^^ Great work making nice progress!!
In my case, with the help of a gracious friend, I removed the PS rack from my car. So, I *hope that's the hardest part.
Attempting this job at times I wondered if I'm secretly retarded and just don't know it yet?![]()
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Brilliant Black 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Refurb
B6LA007522
Cayenne Metallic 1990 Coupe quattro /// Project: Daily Driver
B6LA010727
#132
Washed, clayed, and waxed the car. Well clayed and waxed most of the car. Arms and fingers got tired working all the crud out of the paint. Results were worth it though. Maybe next weekend I'll finish off the rest and detail the interior.
IMG_3100 by TheHarley, on Flickr
IMG_3101 by TheHarley, on Flickr
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#133
^ Clean!!
Decided to work on the interior some more,
going black suede.
before... lame color
he wanted to help the whole damn time, had to vacuum the cat hair of the suede.
Finished!
1992 GTI 8v. RIP
1988 Audi 80 Quattro.
#134
Thanks. Wish there weren't so many chips on the front end, but the pearl still cleans up great.
The suede looks good. I'd like to do the headliner in suede on mine at some point, but that is low on the priority at this point.
#135
^ agreed my paint is so chipped as well,
and thanks, yeah i kinda like working on the interior
1992 GTI 8v. RIP
1988 Audi 80 Quattro.
#137
^ silverton colorado? looks really familure.
1992 GTI 8v. RIP
1988 Audi 80 Quattro.
#139
^ ah for sure was just checking if i could see the plates i would have known.
1992 GTI 8v. RIP
1988 Audi 80 Quattro.
#140