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Hey boys and girls
I have a new air cleaner!
After my post of last week I tackled the job by myself. Thanx Steve your directions were perfect. For the most part the surgery went really well. I fumbled around for about six hours doing it. Going really slowly and making sure I didnt wreck anything. After it was done, I think it is a job anyone can do in their own garage. The key is slow and steady. I think that next year I can do it in 2 to 3 hours.
I had a few problems though although minor.
! I didnt note which bolts came out of which holes on the shelter and with all the confusion I had to take the shelter off a second time and figure out which bolts went where.
2.One of the rubber grommets got lost in my garage. for a while I was convinced that my wife stole one just to piss me off. Alas I finally found it near the bottom of the fender. Another case of not totally paying attention.
The air filter was at a point where it did need changing but was not totally disgusting.
It always amazes me that doing stuff like this is not rocket science. When I was younger I subscribed to the bigger hammer theory but after many gray hairs I realize that slow steady coaxing always gets the job done!!!
Thanks again for all the help
Hey boys and girls
I have a new air cleaner!
After my post of last week I tackled the job by myself. Thanx Steve your directions were perfect. For the most part the surgery went really well. I fumbled around for about six hours doing it. Going really slowly and making sure I didnt wreck anything. After it was done, I think it is a job anyone can do in their own garage. The key is slow and steady. I think that next year I can do it in 2 to 3 hours.
I had a few problems though although minor.
! I didnt note which bolts came out of which holes on the shelter and with all the confusion I had to take the shelter off a second time and figure out which bolts went where.
2.One of the rubber grommets got lost in my garage. for a while I was convinced that my wife stole one just to piss me off. Alas I finally found it near the bottom of the fender. Another case of not totally paying attention.
The air filter was at a point where it did need changing but was not totally disgusting.
It always amazes me that doing stuff like this is not rocket science. When I was younger I subscribed to the bigger hammer theory but after many gray hairs I realize that slow steady coaxing always gets the job done!!!
Thanks again for all the help