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Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT dissassembled and ready for clean/pai
Posted: August 24th, 2012, 10:21 pm
by RobMinhas
Evo_Spec wrote:are you keeping the pyrometer? i'd be interested if your not.
Don't think I'll be keeping it, will let you know how it turns out. You interested in the Narrowband too?
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: August 24th, 2012, 10:23 pm
by Evo_Spec
RobMinhas wrote:Evo_Spec wrote:are you keeping the pyrometer? i'd be interested if your not.
Don't think I'll be keeping it, will let you know how it turns out. You interested in the Narrowband too?
i don't have a sensor for that and don't feel like installing one or else i'd just get a wideband.
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: August 24th, 2012, 10:25 pm
by RobMinhas
Also, anyone with a pacesetter or ebay short shifter, is the part where the shift knob threads on considerably lower? I thought the shifter was grinded down but now I think it's a short shifter that just sits a lot lower.
And Shayne, narrowband just goes to the O2 sensor, or at least that's how this one was wired.
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: August 24th, 2012, 11:00 pm
by RobMinhas
I also got tired of having no spoiler so I've picked up some cheap paint from a hookup.

Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: August 25th, 2012, 6:49 pm
by RobMinhas
So I did some more tearing down of the car, found something and I don't know what it is. Anyone know what its for? There was nothing attached to it?
I assume it's for grounding but I haven't a clue.
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: August 25th, 2012, 7:14 pm
by Calg_93GS
pretty good progress so far there on the tear down rob, glad to see you are bagging and labeling everything. as for that switch under the hood, me and mike came to the conclusion that it was part of an alarm system, i know some of them came with hood switches to avoid anyone popping and disconnecting the battery, it could also be a jimmy rigged switch for an under hood light
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: August 25th, 2012, 7:31 pm
by RobMinhas
Calg_93GS wrote:pretty good progress so far there on the tear down rob, glad to see you are bagging and labeling everything. as for that switch under the hood, me and mike came to the conclusion that it was part of an alarm system, i know some of them came with hood switches to avoid anyone popping and disconnecting the battery, it could also be a jimmy rigged switch for an under hood light
I'm basically as far as I can go with my skills and tools at this point. Engine is ready to be pulled and I need to drain trans fluid that's all. Just waiting on draining the fluid in case I need to move it and park it on a hill where the car being in gear would be helpful. Just need a hoist and a stand.
That would make sense on the alarm system, I'm not sure how I could go around tearing the alarm system out or if I;m just gonna keep it on the car.
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: August 26th, 2012, 12:26 am
by Evo_Spec
yeah that thing's a switch, i have one for my remote starter, if someone opens the hood it'll disable the remote start or shut it off it the car's already on
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: September 6th, 2012, 1:36 am
by RobMinhas
Got oil pump and trans seals as well as disty cap and rotor for the B6.
SOme more proof that this car is a car of the 90s! XTREME ahaha

Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: September 7th, 2012, 11:21 pm
by RobMinhas

As my garage stands right now.....Guess what happened? Mi|<e happened. In four short hours, with some help from me(mostly just handing tools and a copule of bolts under the car because I was labelling everything, he pulled the last few wires, the intake mani, starter, mounts then the engine + trans. He also in the time dissassembled almost the entire engine as well as part of the trans.

Sodium valves, definitely a GTR engine.

Trans is out, needs some work though.

Oil pan with some engine slime and sludge.

Not familiar with the flywheel but is in good shape.

ACT pressure plate and SPEC clutch.
Good day overall, mad props to Mike for helping out.
Now I start cleaning and painting.
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: September 8th, 2012, 2:49 am
by Evo_Spec
that's a lightweight aluminum flywheel, not sure if it's fidanza or not but yeah.
looks like you won't be needing a new clutch! that one's in great shape.
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT purchased, now guess that turbo!
Posted: September 9th, 2012, 12:50 am
by RobMinhas
Evo_Spec wrote:that's a lightweight aluminum flywheel, not sure if it's fidanza or not but yeah.
looks like you won't be needing a new clutch! that one's in great shape.
Yeah, super happy about that, saves me some money. Flywheel is a Spec one, not sure about anything else about it though..
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT removed and dissassembled, cleaning/p
Posted: September 9th, 2012, 12:57 am
by RobMinhas
Block was wire wheeled and cleaned till the grime was off, then masked for paint.

Painted the block black.

Also painted the cam gear cover and the other covers(timing, water pump) after cleaning them up. Head gasket has been mostly removed and the inside of the oil pan has been completely cleaned out. Gotten most of the paint off of the oil pan, seems like it was high heat paint that was put on a dirty pan since it came off really really easy. Also tried to wire wheel the valve cover but was unable to get much off so i assume it's powder coated, not sure how to get it off so I may just spray it over or get a different valve cover(I think a 2G BP valve cover will fit on a 1G BP which is the VC I prefer, not sure about it though).
Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT removed and dissassembled, cleaning/p
Posted: September 9th, 2012, 6:29 am
by diezzel
Geez your a busy be down there .That's looking good . Keep it up .

Re: Robs '95 RS-DD:BPT removed and dissassembled, cleaning/p
Posted: September 9th, 2012, 7:39 am
by AaronTietje
Looks great keep it up.
