Tell that to my girlfriend.......
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
Nope, you picked her......
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So the time lapse video for the clutch job, both of them, the guy popped the outer ball joint off the knuckle. Suppose I shall do the same. Dave, feel like coming over? Ha!
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Dave.0 Helix & RMW PoweredLifetime Supporter
Girlfriends and cars do not mix well, wives are not much better but jewelry helps.
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Tomorrow after church I will take my 20% coupon to harbor freight for a ball joint separator and go to town on the subframe and hopefully get the clutch out.
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and it begins... take 2!
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
Support the engine, then put a floor jack under the tranny and away she goes...
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Not sure if the Valeo flywheel is neutrally balanced or not. Anyone here know?
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Looking good. Where in central FL are you located?
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.5 miles behind Magic Kingdom
so got it all together, took it for a spin. Man is the clutch different now.
Get home, go to move it again and it does not start! I got lights on the dash and then "click" and nothing at all.
Currently trying to figure it out. We have narrowed it down to one of the red cables coming off of the battery. But I do not recall messing with those at all -
Car will not start now. We are getting a short somewhere on the thin red cable from the trunk.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
Did you hook the ground cable up near the passenger side motor mount?
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uhhhh what? I do not recall any sort of ground cable when removing the subframe.
I was able to start the car multiple times and drive it around and then I went to start it and nothing. No electrical power anywhere.
Is there a Body Control Module on this car?
We have narrowed the short down to somewhere forward engine fuse box(fuse block next to the air filter). Yet when pulling fuses and watching the resistance nothing changed. -
For some odd reason it is fine now. M
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
Yep....get rid of that POS pulley.
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The pulley is almost off, I just need a longer bolt for the crank snout since I do not want to risk damaging the threads by backing out the oem crank bolt.
But its coming out nicely. I need to rotate the crank a little bit so the puller clears the body.
The serpentine belt tool is perfect to wedge against the seat and brake pedal by the way.
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