johndoe

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i parallel park every day. You are a queer.

boileralum

iTrader: (8)

I made a similar observation, even though my climate is much more tolerable than TX (but 90* days in July and August are normal, along with some nasty humidity). I have driven too many summers w/o A/C, and the couple of months I had my car last summer with functioning A/C made me resolve to keep it. However, I have the $80 P/S replacement idler/ adjuster pulley waiting to go on next week to get rid of the P/S. I have a spare rack that I am going to gut, and new inner and outer (R package outer) tie rods to go on.

kotomile

iTrader: (24)

Perhaps you missed my video.

I went straight from the dyno to Mazmart, where Ben was working at the time. He let me rummage through the bins and find the right bolt, and in return I gave him a spare EBC solenoid. The drive back home was leak free, which was especially nice after spitting an oil cloud out of the back of the car on the trip from Augusta to Atlanta when under load. FWIW, it took a few months for this leak to develop into what you see in the video.

mrtonyg

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There is something else going on there. That should not be happening, unless the silicone seal gave out.

Was this engine rebuilt? Was the pump removed at some point? If it was, the silicone was not applied properly.

I have never seen that happen on a properly installed pump.

kotomile

iTrader: (24)

No and no. I've had the car since 53,000 were on the odo. No bolt, leak. Installed bolt, no leak.

Scuba_Steve

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Oh hell yeah, I don't live in Texas doncha know However, I am fortunate enough to still have AC in my turbo miata and can drive that during our two weeks of summer

The car I pulled the AC out of is staying "barely street legal" and is slowly being built for performance.