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Re: Engine Bay
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07/03/2006 19:06
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I think that Nigel may be able to help there - am sure he did a few for a while but not sure if they were polished etc
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Re: Engine Bay
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07/03/2006 19:09
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I think Barbz does polished ones for £90 on an exchange basis.
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Re: Engine Bay
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08/03/2006 00:22
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what is that bottle for on the left side of the bay where the ind.kit should be??
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Re: Engine Bay
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08/03/2006 00:30
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Here it is fitted <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
Last edited by Bananaman; 11/04/2006 05:14.
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Re: Engine Bay
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08/03/2006 00:33
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Here it is fitted <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> that looks wicked mate i need to get me 1 of them <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> god knows where but i will,did u have to replace the gasget aswell?
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Re: Engine Bay
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08/03/2006 00:38
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Cheers buddy. Didnt have to, but whilst it was off i thought i may aswell, did the O-rings too.
Why dont you just take yours off and D.I.Y?
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Re: Engine Bay
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08/03/2006 01:02
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Cheers buddy. Didnt have to, but whilst it was off i thought i may aswell, did the O-rings too.
Why dont you just take yours off and D.I.Y? cause i think ill balls it up,not sure what to use or what colour really <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/03/2006 19:04
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Re: Engine Bay
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12/03/2006 01:24
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Last edited by Chris2222; 12/03/2006 01:24.
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 02:13
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I was wondering, is it possible to clean and paint the rocker cover in place, without the need to remove it all? Anyone else has tried it, what do I need if possible?
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 02:35
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wouldnt recommend it however it is possible!
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 03:09
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yogisdk : Possible but takes a loot of work and patience. Need to clean it first and then cover all the rest in tape so it does not get paint.
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 03:33
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Well i guessed i would have to tape it all not to get paint in some weird places <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> But what to use to clean it? And is it really gonna be that hard to do it without removing?
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 04:14
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You will get it painted alot quicker if you remove it. Not worth the hassle whilst fitted.
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 05:08
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Also depends if your painting it with a brush or aerosol. If an aerosol, you best cover the whole car in paper, spray over paint will get anywhere and everywhere <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 22:38
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Re: Engine Bay
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14/03/2006 22:51
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Guys would cleaning my engine bay with my steam wall paper stripper be a bad idea? If i remove the "plate" that held against the wall then I get a narrow steam blast from the tube. Obviously it would need ot be kept away from the electrics, but appart from that would it do any damage tot he plastics?
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Re: Engine Bay
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15/03/2006 03:05
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I've used a 3 bar household steam cleaner, using the fine nozzel. I found it not as effective as I thought it may be. I used spray engine degreaser and then steam which worked quite well and I've had no problems.
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Re: Engine Bay
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15/03/2006 03:10
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Hey joel is that actual paint or did you sand it?? Looks quite nice!!
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Re: Engine Bay
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15/03/2006 15:26
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Hey joel is that actual paint or did you sand it?? Looks quite nice!! i sprayed the spark plug cover ( easy to take off) then sanded the rest with wet & dry, then polish with autosol
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Re: Engine Bay
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15/03/2006 17:28
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Why even try to paint it in-situ? Takes less than 30 minutes to remove and the gasket + o-rings cost almost nothing. Also would make the job so much easier.
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Re: Engine Bay
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03/04/2006 23:17
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I cleaned and painted my rocker cover using a wire wheel for the drill, and then engine enamel Engine bay 1 and 2Che <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/04/2006 05:07
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/04/2006 05:17
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you ve beet me to it where did u get the hoses from in the end liam?
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/04/2006 05:23
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/04/2006 06:27
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nice Meagy. i do like the black like hannys though. might give this polishing a go too when the weather gets better and i get bored <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/04/2006 17:09
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Where did you get the red wiring covers from?
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/04/2006 17:17
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ebay i think begbie! aspro covers they called i think!
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Re: Engine Bay
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11/04/2006 17:18
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