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  • Deaky97
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    Well, last night basically finished off the last bulk of work!

    The dash is in, the airs back up and running, i'm just left with a few loose ends now! such as:

    Power steering pipe leak (Poorly placed clip i think) - Power steering fill and bleed
    Steering column switch gear replacement, steering wheel reattachment
    Dash cluster lights (MIL light is on due to EGR delete, ABS and Handbrake light remain illuminated due to the car trying to get a signal from ABS)
    General clean of the car as it's filthy
    Small bit of wiring to support fog lamps and drivers side headlamp

    And of course rebuilding my RM's, which i get back from paint this week

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  • Deaky97
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    So, the cars 90% there now! I got all the mechanical elements done this weekend, so the car is now good to drive! Bled the coolant system, sorted the gear linkage, only issue i have to sort now is a leaking power steering pipe, although i'm sure that is literally just a poorly seated clip.

    I'm putting the dashboard back in tonight, which i attempted on saturday evening but gave up with before i pulled it out and set it on fire, UNREAL shit job.





    Oh and i have to extend the drivers side headlamp loom by about 75mm, i forgot that the lupo loom is ever so slightly shorter on one side as the headlamp is originally in a different place. Easy job though, i'll have it done either tonight or tomo

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  • Deaky97
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    Originally posted by The Sneaker Whore View Post
    Just read this thread from the front...you are mad (so glad you are doing it though).
    Hahaha, i do ask myself why i do this a lot.

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  • The Sneaker Whore
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    Just read this thread from the front...you are mad (so glad you are doing it though).

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  • Deaky97
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    Originally posted by hinrichs View Post
    Sucks about the immobilizer but glad to see its almost ready to run.
    Collected the one i needed yesterday thankfully!

    So, after having a day off of work yesterday to collect my imobiliser, i ran up to Lincoln to fetch it. And thankfully, it's the final piece i needed. Car fired up straight away, so the conversion is complete! Now it's just a case of putting everything back together, so with a bit of luck, i'll have the car on the road by Sunday!

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  • hinrichs
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    Sucks about the immobilizer but glad to see its almost ready to run.

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  • Deaky97
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    The weekend marked a day of chilling with friends, destroying a 3G civic, and tearing apart a Lupo sport for some donor parts.



    Ricky's family are absolute G's. is Mum owns this Model A.

    Here's the Lupo i've torn apart. I've had all the fixings for the slam panel as i lost them somehow, various trim parts and taken LOADS of photo's that i've used to correctly route cables, fuel lines etc.





    Main reason i stripped it however was for the front brakes! 200 miles on them!

    Josh's £200 civic now looks like this after a bash at the unit....



    Also discovered i don't have an exhaust that fits, so i've made one.



    Chopped the join out of my 1.0 exhaust, then welded on the flex from my 1.4 manifold. It's only a temporary/legal exhaust anyway....



    Welded the two halfs up, job done.

    And thats it! Last night i plummed all the fuel lines back up, and attempted a start.

    It doesn't run.

    Why do you ask?

    Because i'm a dickhead and completely forgot to change the IMMOBILISER which is current sat in a unit 90 miles form my house. I'm going to collect it tomorrow. However, it turns over, tried to fire but then has a spark cut induced by the imobiliser. (it's currently still looking for a 1.0 code, my ecu and key chip is giving out a 1.4 code)

    This is all i have left to do!



    By rights, if it all goes smoothly thursday, i'll have it back together by sunday!!

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  • Deaky97
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    Originally posted by hinrichs View Post
    Nice man, making good progress on the swap.
    Considering i've literally never had any experience with anything like tis it's going quite well haha!

    Originally posted by Fruttolo View Post
    Red cover and plug wires? Things are getting pretty serious down there
    Yeah Red plugs were a sport/GTI only thing, the cover has just been sprayed but i've got a black OEM one now lol

    Originally posted by DawsonLiri View Post
    You're crazy, this is my worst nightmare ever!
    It's not that bad! Worst part was the dash!

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  • DawsonLiri
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    You're crazy, this is my worst nightmare ever!

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  • Fruttolo
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    Red cover and plug wires? Things are getting pretty serious down there

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  • hinrichs
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    Nice man, making good progress on the swap.

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  • Deaky97
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    Ok, so after spending a good hour getting my loom in nicely, i discovered one pretty massive mistake...



    Managed to pass the loom under the brake and air line, absolutely fuming.

    After spending 2 hours rectifying this fault just so the loom could sit 3 inches higher, the loom is now in.





    And as of last night, the engine too. Result

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  • Deaky97
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    Ok, more on last night







    So, loom disconected, fed out of car



    New loom in, small bit of tape to stop the wires being torn





    Nice work, it's in!



    Ah, fuck. I haven't taken any photo's of how the loom was routed around the heater matrix. So currently stuck on this bit, as i don't know which way i need to route it *Crying*



    I'll hopefully have it done tonight fml

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  • Deaky97
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    Originally posted by gnmzl View Post
    Pink chains on purpose I guess

    Good progress, keep going at it. Smooth bumper is nice too!
    Hahahaha, they're actually pink for a good reason, god knows what it is mind! Cheers buddy!

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  • gnmzl
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    Originally posted by Deaky97 View Post
    Pink chains on purpose I guess

    Good progress, keep going at it. Smooth bumper is nice too!

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