"sony1492" (sony1492)
08/04/2016 at 19:21 • Filed to: sc400 life | 2 | 5 |
A long list of how it got to this stage in order of completion.
Lower motor and transmission out of blue car.
Cut radiator Mount off.
Seperate the two and heave the motor out from under the car’s frame.
Remove fenders, bumper cover, headlights, bumper, and headlight cage structure thing off of red car.
Remove clutch pedal support aswell as master and slave cylinder.
Remove exhaust system.
Remove brake calipers on front.
Drop front subframe with motor, transmission, driveshaft, uca, lca, steering rack, and wheels attached onto a jack.
Cut radiator mount off.
Shimmy motor out from the chassis.
Remove upper and lower plenums from both motors.
Swap fuel pumps.
Drill holes for clutch master cylinder.
Install clutch pedal/support.
Cut hole in the floor for the shifter.
Swap motor wiring harnesses.
Swap exhaust manifolds.
Shimmy assembly under the blue car (took about 9 hours to get moved 12 feet.)
Align assembly up and begin reinstallation of all that jazz.
Remove rear subframe w/ all suspension still attached.
Drag assembly under blue car and jack into proper position.
Reinstall driveshaft.
Reinstall exhaust.
Zip tie radiator mount on well enough to drive into town.
Bleed trac system, trac light stays on anyway.
Fix the code abs threw, abs lighs off. Still No abs function.
Stuggle to understand why the motor wont start or even try.
Install a switch controlling where the starter relay used to be.
Deal with various small coolant leaks.
Profit!
Still to do:
Install front clip.
Install wiper motor and wipers.
Add passenger seat.
Install quarter panel window with all the wrong sealents.
Finish waxing/ removing overspray.
Have radiator mount welded on.
Have used 235/45/18's installed in the rear.
Drive the Damn thing to see if I even Fixed the issue I set out to fix.
Drive it to/near Mt Lassin.
Get it registered and insured.
Die-Trying
> sony1492
08/04/2016 at 20:31 | 1 |
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good stuff........ come-alongs, LONG pry-bars, and a few sections of chain are your best friends..........
thats some good progress..........
sony1492
> Die-Trying
08/04/2016 at 20:44 | 0 |
Thanks,
Tools used included, shovel, shovel(broke the first one), wedge shaped rock, 3 wheeled floor jack(one wheel broke off halfway through, and last but not least a sledge hammer.
Die-Trying
> sony1492
08/04/2016 at 21:00 | 0 |
yeah, its a whole lot of work, to just get the whole mess drug on over. especially when everything goes kicking and screaming.......
.........you get to drive it around the yard yet??
sony1492
> Die-Trying
08/04/2016 at 21:18 | 1 |
Ive driven it a little on the hill roads maybe 1/4 mile and have no large issues. The real test is tomorrow when I take it into town to get those tire’s mounted and the welding done. Because once those two things are done its gotta get hooned for roughly 30 miles(shame I know) to see if the electrical gremlins persist.
Die-Trying
> sony1492
08/04/2016 at 21:31 | 1 |
that sure is an exciting feeling though, that first time you cruise it down the road, and you hope it doesnt put you to walking....... or break half in two.........
best of luck , looks like a fun little car........