Had the car since December 2005, had a fair few issues with it over the years. The last year or two have been the easiest.... oh and Lynx Motorsport Supercharged it for me in April 2008, if you didn’t know already it was the first Rallye to get Supercharged by them.
End of June I decided my engine bay needed a bit of a clean up, and wanted to sort some wiring issues, all in preparation for a full blow over respray sometime in future.
Bought:
Quaife limited slip differential fitted in a gearbox (second hand, gbox with less miles than mine).
Timing belt kit and water pump
Clutch + clutch cable.
Gearbox oil + seals.
Nissen radiator and new hose to suit.
Camshaft sensor (few month old).
Thermostat, seal + thermostat housing.
Galvanised wishbones with new ball joints bushes fitted.
Group N engine mounts all round.
New CV boots fitted to my reasonably good conditioned driveshafts.
Oil catch tank.
K&N.
Rust remover (Deox Gel).
Zinc primer (put in name).
New bearings into my tensioner pulley, and two pulleys.
Few of primer, Bianca white and lacquer rattle tins.
Lots of new bolts and plastic clips from peugoet
Started stripping the engine out, got excited and forgot to take before pictures.
most of the dates on the pictures and videos are wrong/inconsistent so i have tried to put them in an order that makes sense... to me.
Bit rusy:
Can see wires here, not normally as obvious but I want to hide them.
Hoist in
Engine out,… with help from friends.
Rust looking even worse
Got top mount buffer off and discovered this
Then began using the Deox Gel to remove the rust!
This is after a few applications, I tended to put it everywhere then leave it a day. Pull the car out of the garage with my works van then pressure wash it off.
This is what happens after 2/3 days of leaving it on.
This is a spare slam pannel, my orginal one was pretty rusty. This one got same treatment
Date : August 2010, changed links due to Photobucket fail
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