That looks great!
Post pictures of your car's engine compartment
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First is the '65 Corvair 164ci w/127K miles:
And my daily driver, '98 Civic DX 1.6 w/170K miles:
And my daily driver, '98 Civic DX 1.6 w/170K miles:
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my volvo S60R, stupid night.
Originally Posted By: Pat in Speedway
First is the '65 Corvair 164ci w/127K miles:
And my daily driver, '98 Civic DX 1.6 w/170K miles:
Come on Pat, don't tease me with that Covair engine. Let's see the rest of the car.
And bd, I like that night time shot.
First is the '65 Corvair 164ci w/127K miles:
And my daily driver, '98 Civic DX 1.6 w/170K miles:
Come on Pat, don't tease me with that Covair engine. Let's see the rest of the car.
And bd, I like that night time shot.
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thanks, i cleaned the black stuff off the bracket on the discharge tube, so it looks more normal. i guess it gets a little hot under there and the under hood insulation melts to it. i had just bought the car the day before when i took the pic.
Originally Posted By: moribundman
Camu, you got boa constrictors nesting in your intake manifold.
Camu, you got boa constrictors nesting in your intake manifold.
Originally Posted By: Johnny
Come on Pat, don't tease me with that Covair engine. Let's see the rest of the car.
Here you go, Johnny!
Come on Pat, don't tease me with that Covair engine. Let's see the rest of the car.
Here you go, Johnny!
Wow! That poor RSX/Integra...
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Broomstick?
Originally Posted By: moribundman
Broomstick?
Yes it is a broomstick. The hydraulic hood lift support thing doesn't work anymore. I like how some cars that don't use the hydraulic hood lift use some metal rod instead.
Broomstick?
Yes it is a broomstick. The hydraulic hood lift support thing doesn't work anymore. I like how some cars that don't use the hydraulic hood lift use some metal rod instead.
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The broomstick is also useful should you get attacked by a serpent -- seems to be a more common problem than I thought!
Originally Posted By: lpcmidst128
Originally Posted By: moribundman
Broomstick?
Yes it is a broomstick. The hydraulic hood lift support thing doesn't work anymore. I like how some cars that don't use the hydraulic hood lift use some metal rod instead.
Just needs new struts. I know the struts on my hatch don't hold as well as they used to, but I can't find it financially smart to spend $80-100 on new struts just to hold up my hatch better. -shrugs- They still hold, they just require a lot of effort to get the hatch up in the first place.
Originally Posted By: moribundman
Broomstick?
Yes it is a broomstick. The hydraulic hood lift support thing doesn't work anymore. I like how some cars that don't use the hydraulic hood lift use some metal rod instead.
Just needs new struts. I know the struts on my hatch don't hold as well as they used to, but I can't find it financially smart to spend $80-100 on new struts just to hold up my hatch better. -shrugs- They still hold, they just require a lot of effort to get the hatch up in the first place.
Careful, that always means they are close to failure. Also, they will always give out while you are under it.
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my motor pic contribution..
Good times, those were 
Still miss my '98 E0
Rgds
Jorge
Still miss my '98 E0
Rgds
Jorge
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