Thought I should fix the o ring in the condenser
Unsurprisingly the ac pipe was seized to the condenser
surprisingly I put a hole in the radiator. Fml.
so parts list is
radiator
condenser
ac pipes/repair
ac receiver dryer
Brakes locking on is due to pads being RS
so new pads too
When does it end?
And then the question of should I keep pulling it apart and fix the door hinges while its this far apart?
Sure is bitch RB. I nearly stuck a hole in my condenser the other week while I was drilling holes to mound the brackets for the trans cooler when is slipped. Would have been a whole lot easier if I had the nose panel off like you.
Regards A
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Sure is bitch RB. I nearly stuck a hole in my condenser the other week while I was drilling holes to mound the brackets for the trans cooler when is slipped. Would have been a whole lot easier if I had the nose panel off like you.
Regards A
At least you didn't drill a hole in your fuel tank though....
It only takes a few minutes to remove the nose cone, can save you time (& money) in the long run....
At least you didn't drill a hole in your fuel tank though....
It only takes a few minutes to remove the nose cone, can save you time (& money) in the long run....
No never done that. I don't like trying to undo anything attached to the nose cone as all the studs are stripped inside the fibreglass. Not only are they a bitch to undo each time you try to tighten them the studs get even more loose.
Regards A
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I can't say for sure on the updates but on the pre-updates I undo bracket on the radiator support panel leaving the anlge bracket attached to the fibreglass nose cone...
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Would have been a whole lot easier if I had the nose panel off like you. 
