Steelblue E36 Build Thread
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Hey i'm curious, does the Mishimoto tank have the bleed line in the top internally connected to a tube going to the bottom or does it just dump into the top of the tank?
I assume you are talking about the small hose that is on the outside. Yes there is another hose on the inside that goes to the bottom of the tank.
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I assume you are talking about the small hose that is on the outside. Yes there is another hose on the inside that goes to the bottom of the tank.
Yea, the one from the top of the radiator, thanks!
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A hose was 2 big and a hose was 2 small. So i drove to school pissing coolant. I next-day shipped an ECS hose kit yesterday. Will get it around noon today and install in on Saturday. Hopefuly powder coating and painting bumper next week. I fixed the crack and slight warp on the bottom of the bumper lastnight. Starting to wonder why the original owner of the bumper used some sort of filler to fill all the scratches on the bottom. So now I need to sand the filler off and hand it over to the professionals.
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They may have used an icing instead of trying to take the whole bumper down evenly.
Sounds tasty!
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They may have used an icing instead of trying to take the whole bumper down evenly.
That I would have been ok with. Whatever they we're trying to do they we're layering it on and it wasn't even nice. It's almost all sanded off and it looks fine.
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Sounds tasty!
Looks like fundip. Wish it was...
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Have you considered painting it yourself? You can get a whole kit with spray can of adhesion promoter for the plastic, primer, color matched paint, and catalyzed clear from paintscratch.com for around $90 (less if you don't want the other stuff in the kit). It won't be 100% perfect, but could be worth the savings compared to paying a body shop.
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Have you considered painting it yourself? You can get a whole kit with spray can of adhesion promoter for the plastic, primer, color matched paint, and catalyzed clear from paintscratch.com for around $90 (less if you don't want the other stuff in the kit). It won't be 100% perfect, but could be worth the savings compared to paying a body shop.
I liked the fact that I could pay someone and the job not turn out bad. I have one more contact then that is probably the way I'll go.
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I spy a uro part
RIP
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I spy a uro part
RIP
Hahahaha fuck you. It was in a hose kit from ECS.
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Hahahaha fuck you. It was in a hose kit from ECS.
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Donate it to waste management
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(British accent) May your headgasket have a warm and cracking death.
But can you realllyy fuck up a hose that bad?
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Yes, yes you can lol. I had a Uro pcv hose on my fiance's mk4 Jetta and it lasted only four months before dry rotting
Man. I guess when I buy kits from ECS I'll keep an eye out. I bought a shifter bushings kit too with 2 uro parts. Ah fuck now you guys have me paranoid.
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But can you realllyy fuck up a hose that bad?
My ICV hose exploded itself after like 1000 miles (this was a few years back)
Never again with ürøträśh
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