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  • in reply to: importance of oil temprature #667048
    MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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      Thank you !
      Yes i couldn’t let it go ,cause as you said it should boil of water etc. so i went on a search to.
      Disclaiming but not condoning. :dry:
      either way. i was not the technician in this discussion but here is some.
      http://www.haydenauto.com/featured%20products-transmission%20and%20engine%20oil%20coolers/content.aspx

      as you said , it should not exceed 220°F it would hurt the engine and the cooling system i guess .

      anyhow. Thanks for your input .
      Maybe Eric can explain why in a video why ?
      but i am gonna take this info and restart that discussion 😉

      in reply to: importance of oil temprature #667032
      MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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        True but then again, what is the ideal temprature. i couldn’t think 215°F ore hotter oil is really good for the engine, it would burn the additive in it . doesn’t it ?

        in reply to: Need Shocks for 79~81 honda prelude. #480813
        MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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          Thanks. we will safe that website.

          To bad it’s a hard to find item for a really nice easy to work on car.
          Here is the german site http://www.autoteile.cc/

          in reply to: Need Shocks for 79~81 honda prelude. #481405
          MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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            Thanks. we will safe that website.

            To bad it’s a hard to find item for a really nice easy to work on car.
            Here is the german site http://www.autoteile.cc/

            in reply to: Need Shocks for 79~81 honda prelude. #480413
            MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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              That really is a shockabsorber, you saw of the top hat part of the strut and you measure the diameter of the pipe you are left with and find an strut insert for it.

              I am not really liking these cause i dont know how they would hold really, but it is a real option of nothing else is left.
              I really rather have a designed for strut instead.
              Maybe eric ore someone else can fill us in on this.

              Here is the idea.

              http://www.clubgp.com/cgi-asp/mods.asp?modid=4

              in reply to: Need Shocks for 79~81 honda prelude. #480897
              MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                That really is a shockabsorber, you saw of the top hat part of the strut and you measure the diameter of the pipe you are left with and find an strut insert for it.

                I am not really liking these cause i dont know how they would hold really, but it is a real option of nothing else is left.
                I really rather have a designed for strut instead.
                Maybe eric ore someone else can fill us in on this.

                Here is the idea.

                http://www.clubgp.com/cgi-asp/mods.asp?modid=4

                in reply to: Need Shocks for 79~81 honda prelude. #480404
                MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                  thanks,

                  They Didnt have it neither. To bad though.

                  But we found a very small company in Germany actually.

                  in reply to: Need Shocks for 79~81 honda prelude. #480888
                  MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                    thanks,

                    They Didnt have it neither. To bad though.

                    But we found a very small company in Germany actually.

                    in reply to: Eric — Words of encouragement? #478988
                    MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                      Thanks, i went trough but.

                      Sorry no shocks available.

                      Would be to bad to see this car to waist.
                      we’ll try something else now and see what happens.

                      Thanks for searching with me though.

                      Greets

                      JD

                      in reply to: Eric — Words of encouragement? #479529
                      MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                        Thanks, i went trough but.

                        Sorry no shocks available.

                        Would be to bad to see this car to waist.
                        we’ll try something else now and see what happens.

                        Thanks for searching with me though.

                        Greets

                        JD

                        in reply to: B18C Valve Adjustment Video #477270
                        MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                          As on the tool you got there.
                          we can not get down there with a wrench, But we have a what we call pipe wrench.
                          its not like the pipe wrench you know it’s really a pipe with stamped ends.

                          http://www.onlinebouwmarkt.nl/winkel/images/uploads/Pijpsleutel%20-%20Gedore.jpg

                          Its hollow, so a long screw driver will fit in there.
                          The ends can be turned with a normal wrench.

                          Blue point / snap-on is fairly expensive here and is only sold by dealer.
                          These pipe wrenches only cost like 5 euro’s each.

                          in reply to: B18C Valve Adjustment Video #477674
                          MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                            As on the tool you got there.
                            we can not get down there with a wrench, But we have a what we call pipe wrench.
                            its not like the pipe wrench you know it’s really a pipe with stamped ends.

                            http://www.onlinebouwmarkt.nl/winkel/images/uploads/Pijpsleutel%20-%20Gedore.jpg

                            Its hollow, so a long screw driver will fit in there.
                            The ends can be turned with a normal wrench.

                            Blue point / snap-on is fairly expensive here and is only sold by dealer.
                            These pipe wrenches only cost like 5 euro’s each.

                            in reply to: 1999 Acura RL Rear Caliper Replacement. #474265
                            MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                              I was wandering if you still have that caliper and maybe able to show us and point out what caused the problem. But my gues this caliper is allready gone.

                              Thanks

                              JD

                              in reply to: 1999 Acura RL Rear Caliper Replacement. #474581
                              MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                                I was wandering if you still have that caliper and maybe able to show us and point out what caused the problem. But my gues this caliper is allready gone.

                                Thanks

                                JD

                                in reply to: Mechanic Fails #471393
                                MrNeonDriverMrNeonDriver
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                                  Ouch, That must have hurt Greg.

                                  I had a stupid moment, were i installed a keyless entry module into a friends car.

                                  When you come near with the remote it opens on its self, and when you leave the car it closes down and rolls up the windows and putt on the alarm system.

                                  While installing and testing things out, i walked away from the car to see if things are working. well no horn beep no windows rolled up, and neither it locked up.
                                  On that moment my friend came back, as i was figuring out whether i had blown a fuse ore burnt trough a cable.

                                  My friend asks me after 15 minutes ore so.
                                  “that square box with the cables is the battery right ? ”
                                  Well Yeah, why ?
                                  “then if the cable is not connected it wont start right ? ”

                                  enough said, right ?

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