41 - Cam Sensor Circuit - I need to do this
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LOL who would buy a car with a problem like this anyways...
here is a picture of that aviation polish that I tried on my car the other day.. its original paint and look at the shine!
Its a cloudy day.. but u get the idea..
UPDATE ON THE CAM SENSOR:... Im working on it
here is a picture of that aviation polish that I tried on my car the other day.. its original paint and look at the shine!
Its a cloudy day.. but u get the idea..
UPDATE ON THE CAM SENSOR:... Im working on it
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Lucky son of a bitch! Look at that paint! B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!
Good Luck on the Cam Sensor. It doesn't look that hard, but appearance and reality are never the same on these cars.
-justin
Good Luck on the Cam Sensor. It doesn't look that hard, but appearance and reality are never the same on these cars.
-justin
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Hey guys im looking at this right:
http://6007.us/cammag.htm
It looks simple
how do I get in there? from right under I guess eh?
Im gonna hit it this weekend
ill post pics
BTW - JB Weld - what can I buy that like this stuff..
is it a glue or what?
http://6007.us/cammag.htm
It looks simple
how do I get in there? from right under I guess eh?
Im gonna hit it this weekend
ill post pics
BTW - JB Weld - what can I buy that like this stuff..
is it a glue or what?
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How do you get in there? You mean how do you get to the Cam Sensor? Purchasing a Chilton'* or Haynes Manual will help you out with that [I don't have a Chiltons, but the majority of members prefer Chiltons over Haynes]. It'* a few bucks, and will tell you how to get in there. You've gotta remove the coilpack/bracket, alt, water pump, and a few cooling system hoses [heater core ones, lower rad hose.. ]. Nothing too difficult, but I haven't done it, so I could be completely wrong.
-justin
-justin
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I actually ment like in that diagram, you have to look in that hole
there is no way I would be able to see clearly in there...
I would be on the engine looking down or under the engine looking up
there is no way I would be able to see clearly in there...
I would be on the engine looking down or under the engine looking up
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Originally Posted by largegoldencar
I actually ment like in that diagram, you have to look in that hole
there is no way I would be able to see clearly in there...
I would be on the engine looking down or under the engine looking up
there is no way I would be able to see clearly in there...
I would be on the engine looking down or under the engine looking up
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I did mine from the top and with a mirror. Slightly blurred picture of remnants was taken in the car. All I removed was the belt and (I think) the water pump pulley, no need to remove everything though might be easier with the resovoir removed. YMMV
I buy JB Weld at the Home Depot, usually in a rack in front of the paint counter and by the registers. Have been using the Quick for a lot of things lately but would want more than four minutes for this job.
I buy JB Weld at the Home Depot, usually in a rack in front of the paint counter and by the registers. Have been using the Quick for a lot of things lately but would want more than four minutes for this job.