99prixgt
club of used to own a gp
No worries, getting them out is the hardest part, those crossover bolts are guaranteed to break. You wont be using them anyways so no biggie :th_winking:
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No worries, getting them out is the hardest part, those crossover bolts are guaranteed to break. You wont be using them anyways so no biggie :th_winking:
2000GTP
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yea i know... but it just made me realize how much other stuff was most likely gonna go wrong and that im not equipped to handle it when it does... so i set up an appointment with my mechanic for monday, he's always done good work on my cars so hes gonna do them for me. im not really too good with doing big jobs on my car i guess. i know i can do other things fine but that was too much for me. oh well i guess, now ill just have to deal with my exhaust sounding ****ty until monday :th_shakinghead2:
99prixgt
club of used to own a gp
If you feel like taking a trip to my house ill help you out :th_thumbsup-wink:
2000GTP
New member
haha too bad your out in jersey... nick (QwikGT) would have helped me but he was working today... id rather just have it done by my mechanic now. hes only like 5 minutes away and i cant drive alot with all the exhaust leaking from my the one side of the crossover pipe where the bolts broke now so thats what im gonna do. car sounds so ****ty right now though, its pissing me off
99prixgt
club of used to own a gp
lolz yeah i remember when i had to drive to the hardware store and get a temporary crossover bolt because mine broke, the car was retarded loud, smelled like a race car, and stupid
Bio248
DUI BABY
Try driving around with a open downpipe and a cam...that = FUN
i had my TEP running straight off the headers, no downpipe even. sounded like a damn funny car.
blueguy
The Blue One
Well...try not to drive it as much as you can and don't really beat on it...the o2's are all screwed up and it is messing with your trims...other than that nothing really.
2000GTP
New member
ok thanks...im babying the car. im only driving to school and work, which are a max of 10 minutes from my house.
blueguy
The Blue One
I mean it won't blow up but it probably isn't good for it too...nah mean? :th_jester:
Sabrewings
New member
I did the same thing for all four bolts. No more breaking them, and if they do break then I'll just use the spares I got.
test fit:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v317/sabrewings/random stuff 2/DSC02403.jpg
another test fit:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v317/sabrewings/random stuff 2/DSC02402.jpg
and installed:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v317/sabrewings/random stuff 2/DSC02410.jpg
2000GTP
New member
oh thats good, but my only problem is that the rest of the bolts are stuck in there and i have nothing i can remove them with
99prixgt
club of used to own a gp
Been there done that. If half of the shaft is still in tack a Plumber's torch, lots of penetrating oil, and a good pair of vise grips is the answer. If not then lots of drilling, blood, sweat, and tears works too :th_thumbsup-wink:
Clar2478
New member
Soak them with PB Blaster or Penetro 90 for a few minutes, then if you have one heat the bolt with a torch and try tapping it out. If you don't have a torch then just soak the bolt and use a punch and hammer to tap the bolt out.
As for the plug wires, try rotating them back and forth while pulling up on them instead of pulling straight off. It's much easier that way.
As for the plug wires, try rotating them back and forth while pulling up on them instead of pulling straight off. It's much easier that way.
