Nice. Just be aware that the scangauge do draw power even when it's shut down. So if your not using the car for many days you can end up with a nearly flat battery. :icon_eek:
I'd love to, but according to Google Maps, that'd be an 8 hour drive. So if that's okay, I'll pass on this one. Plus, I don't think I'd be any help at all.Just called CCR... the engine is being put on the pallet right now! Will be here Wednesday, so the teardown will be Sunday. Shop is closed on Monday and Tuesday, so I'll paint whatever parts I need to in the garage at the house. Wednesday, stuff will get transferred to the new engine if it arrives soon enough. Thursday I'll finish that up and get it dropped in. Fingers crossed for a start on Friday.
Who wants to come to LeJeune and help? O.O
Not really a problem, unless you have a weak battery. The Scangauge II User Manual says in about 12 seconds after turning off the vehicle or pressing a button after the vehicle engine is turned off, the ScanGauge II will automatically power down into a sleep mode.Nice. Just be aware that the scangauge do draw power even when it's shut down. So if your not using the car for many days you can end up with a nearly flat battery. :icon_eek:
Not really a problem, unless you have a weak battery. The Scangauge II User Manual says in about 12 seconds after turning off the vehicle or pressing a button after the vehicle engine is turned off, the ScanGauge II will automatically power down into a sleep mode.
I asked Scangauge II support, "What amount of power does the Scangauge II use when it's in sleep mode?" Their reply, "The Scangauge II draws 2mA when the vehicle is turned off. The ScanGauge II should not drain your vehicle's battery."
Bobby...
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Haha, I thought I'd have dad to help me, but he's leaving for DC on Tuesday morning. Grrrr. So I'll be solo putting it back in unless I can get Julie to help. PATRICK, COME SAVE ME. :lol:I'd love to, but according to Google Maps, that'd be an 8 hour drive. So if that's okay, I'll pass on this one. Plus, I don't think I'd be any help at all.
Good luck!! Wish I could help, text me for moral support!Well, the car goes in for surgery tomorrow. I think I have everything... we shall see! Originally planned to do it Sunday, but lo and behold, they were closed. They are normally open, but apparently they closed for Memorial Day.
I can only assume that the rusty bolts are there because it is a re-manufactured engine (essentially new, but with a reused/rebuilt block and heads with OEM parts). The company is big into recycling, so they re-use those fasteners if they aren't too rusty. I can't complain. :smile: It even came with an OEM oil filter, as you can see in the pic. I still need to take it off and pre-fill it.WOW! That new engine looks "sweet"!
Curious... why the rusty bolts on the timing belt cover?
I know I've said it before, but that intake manifold looks very good. If it were me, I'd give is a good cleaning (degreaser) & call it good. :wink:
One more thought, while it's so easy to do. Are you going to pull the spark plugs to verify you got what you ordered, check the gap & to see if there's antiseize on the threads?
Bobby...
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