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While I'm in there I plan to...... Posted by DET17 [Email]  (#1254) [Profile/Gallery]
(more from DET17) on Sun, 24 Feb 2013 03:57:30
In Reply to: Re: you can..., aka oldsaab, Sat, 23 Feb 2013 19:57:14 Members do not see ads below this line. - Help Keep This Site Online - Signup |
replace all the following:
Nissens radiator
PS hoses: supply hose from reserv. and pressure hose(s)
Upper control arm bushes (hope OE still available, anyone know?)
Boge Turbo shocks, F&R
Elring head gasket
Complete clutch kit, master, slave, line set, pedals from 87, shifter
Headset of gaskets, obviously
Broken studs upon removing exhaust mani (expected based on previous 87 fun)
Possibly install 87T cams in my 91T head (need to research urban 87 legend)
Need a rebuilt distributor to stop oil leak - NLA last time I checked ?
Blue temp sender in head, center of injectors (feedback to LH, correct?)
New red POSITIVE cable from battery to starter/alternator (onhand)
82*C temp. switch in radiator (onhand)
Used pass. side E-fan from 87T donor (also NLA I believe)
Radiator return (suction) hose w/o water line for turbo cooling (T3 oil)
Fuel rail banjo bolt brass/rubber seal washers
2.5Bar FPR Bosch
That's all 1 cup of coffee will bring forth :-)
Previously R&R'd when the car was purchased/freshened up:
Bosch starter (NAPA)
CAT back exhaust, complete
HEPU water pump
Bosch VR & brush assy. in ALT
All rad. hoses and T-stat WAHLER to match E-fan temp.
Valve cover gasket, Bosch plugs, Bogicord wire set
New China clone axle assys. with CV, but sides, eEuro specials :-)
Air cleaner
Heater control valve (POS); will likely be changing AGAIN as Korea nit failed within 6 mo. and will no longer adjust....
Driver side E-fan and mounting cage ($$$)
The AC will be retained; I'm near Atlanta and we need it!
Last, got an old Sanden AC compressor from a previous conversion...planning to remove the JAPAN compressor and fit the Sanden as the legend (10 years ago) was that it was superior to the SEIKO (?) unit.
Car has been previously been converted to 134A freon.
Please, those old SAGE Saabers, tell me what else I should do. I don't want to go into this old girl again!
Thanks in advance!
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