Old PSAR thread - please see the new one
Originally posted by: WildTurkey151
i have been looking at pictures all day in the manual. It is very minimal in the book, but thank you for the correction!
i have been looking at pictures all day in the manual. It is very minimal in the book, but thank you for the correction!
go here and print the pages so you can reference while doing the job
Originally posted by: WildTurkey151
i have been looking at pictures all day in the manual. It is very minimal in the book, but thank you for the correction!
i have been looking at pictures all day in the manual. It is very minimal in the book, but thank you for the correction!
Originally posted by: WildTurkey151
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
Originally posted by: Bing
i hear ya,,,,but this is one thing you dont wanna screw up [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: WildTurkey151
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
also,,,did you clean and locktight the one-way bolts?
both of which are very important
those 6 bolts will loosen up and shear (like mine did from the factory) and end up in your timing chain and gearbox and can be catastrophic
Originally posted by: Bing
speaking of which,,,,did you torque your flywheel nut to spec
also,,,did you clean and locktight the one-way bolts?
both of which are very important
those 6 bolts will loosen up and shear (like mine did from the factory) and end up in your timing chain and gearbox and can be catastrophic
Originally posted by: Bing
i hear ya,,,,but this is one thing you dont wanna screw up [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: WildTurkey151
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
also,,,did you clean and locktight the one-way bolts?
both of which are very important
those 6 bolts will loosen up and shear (like mine did from the factory) and end up in your timing chain and gearbox and can be catastrophic
Originally posted by: WildTurkey151
I did do that!!! That was one thing that the guys from the shop told me to do numerous times!
Originally posted by: Bing
speaking of which,,,,did you torque your flywheel nut to spec
also,,,did you clean and locktight the one-way bolts?
both of which are very important
those 6 bolts will loosen up and shear (like mine did from the factory) and end up in your timing chain and gearbox and can be catastrophic
Originally posted by: Bing
i hear ya,,,,but this is one thing you dont wanna screw up [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: WildTurkey151
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
Well its my first time doing all this stuff . I am bound to screw up something!!!
also,,,did you clean and locktight the one-way bolts?
both of which are very important
those 6 bolts will loosen up and shear (like mine did from the factory) and end up in your timing chain and gearbox and can be catastrophic
mine broke when i was pegged in 3rd gear,,,,a bolt head got caught in my timing chain and knocked my decompression pin out of alignment
talk about a f-ing headache,,,,and it could have all been avoided had they taken a little more care during assembly
dam yamacrap


