93' Miata stolen and flipped build thread
#862
Little more done today.
Assembled the steering rack after I stripped off all the rust and painted it a while back.
All the sound deadening is done!!!! Thank christ. Turned out really really good after I found out how MLV likes to bend and how it doesn't like to bend.
Brake, clutch, gas pedal installed and associated master cylinders
Waiting on a couple parts to dry from painting them before I can put the steering rack on and the hard lines.
Assembled the steering rack after I stripped off all the rust and painted it a while back.
All the sound deadening is done!!!! Thank christ. Turned out really really good after I found out how MLV likes to bend and how it doesn't like to bend.
Brake, clutch, gas pedal installed and associated master cylinders
Waiting on a couple parts to dry from painting them before I can put the steering rack on and the hard lines.
#863
Little bit more progress from last night.
Cleaning the gasket for the gas tank....lots of degreaser and a plastic razor blade and Super VRT
-Before
-After
Hard lines mounted
Gas tank mounted
Gas tank hoses/fuel pump/fuel filter finished up
Filler tube/breather tube/vent tube installed
Not quite sure what to do next...maybe get some of the interior trim pieces put in, or the wiring harness, not sure.
Cleaning the gasket for the gas tank....lots of degreaser and a plastic razor blade and Super VRT
-Before
-After
Hard lines mounted
Gas tank mounted
Gas tank hoses/fuel pump/fuel filter finished up
Filler tube/breather tube/vent tube installed
Not quite sure what to do next...maybe get some of the interior trim pieces put in, or the wiring harness, not sure.
#875
Big update I'll break it up into parts
Emergency brake installed
Deep cleaned the cables and protected them with Super VRT. Not sure if I routed the rear brake connections correctly but in my minds eye they work out ok. I put the spare or "slack line above the gas tank.
For the life of me I can't remember what bracket goes right here
Also cleaned up the "dust shield" for the steering rack
Emergency brake installed
Deep cleaned the cables and protected them with Super VRT. Not sure if I routed the rear brake connections correctly but in my minds eye they work out ok. I put the spare or "slack line above the gas tank.
For the life of me I can't remember what bracket goes right here
Also cleaned up the "dust shield" for the steering rack
#877
Started installing the wiring harness.
A lot of the electrical tape was starting to rot so I decided to re-wrap allofit. Luckily electrical tape is cheap so I didn't feel guilty doing so.
Dash harness in. I broke a lot of the plastic holder tabs so I just used several zipties.
I honestly have no clue/can't remember how the wiring is routed to the trunk. Any clues?
Just need to install the PPF/battery harness and then the COP Harness and try to chase down those cut wires.
A lot of the electrical tape was starting to rot so I decided to re-wrap allofit. Luckily electrical tape is cheap so I didn't feel guilty doing so.
Dash harness in. I broke a lot of the plastic holder tabs so I just used several zipties.
I honestly have no clue/can't remember how the wiring is routed to the trunk. Any clues?
Just need to install the PPF/battery harness and then the COP Harness and try to chase down those cut wires.
#878
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I just did my ebrake cables 2 nights ago. Don't forget the springclips to hold the cables into this mount
Also, the missing bracket has a tab on one side, a hole on the other, and a semicircle in the middle to hold the cable. I can snap a pic tomorrow if I remember
Also, the missing bracket has a tab on one side, a hole on the other, and a semicircle in the middle to hold the cable. I can snap a pic tomorrow if I remember
#879
Had to overhaul my window wiper motor and wiper linkage arms
Problem I had was that the newer car's window wiper motor was fried so I had to replace the 90' with the 93' motor. The problem, is that in the 1993 model they changed to a 4-bolt bracket and the 1990 shell has a 3-bolt triangular bracket.
I had to install the motor upside down and trim some of the edge of the bracket off to get the 93' motor to work. Hopefully I don't have issues with it but it installed just fine so I'm guessing not.
Also degreased and cleaned all the wiper arm linkages.
the boots
greasing them up to get them ready to slip over the plastic retaining tabs
Used C-clip pliers to stretch it enough to pull back over the ball joint
All brand new and spiffy
Problem I had was that the newer car's window wiper motor was fried so I had to replace the 90' with the 93' motor. The problem, is that in the 1993 model they changed to a 4-bolt bracket and the 1990 shell has a 3-bolt triangular bracket.
I had to install the motor upside down and trim some of the edge of the bracket off to get the 93' motor to work. Hopefully I don't have issues with it but it installed just fine so I'm guessing not.
Also degreased and cleaned all the wiper arm linkages.
the boots
greasing them up to get them ready to slip over the plastic retaining tabs
Used C-clip pliers to stretch it enough to pull back over the ball joint
All brand new and spiffy