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Bit of an update. Got the euro rub strip painted and on (no pics).
Rewrapped the trunk with denim. Much better than the suede.
I also finished the other set of retrofit's I was working on. Used textured black paint for the housing. I really like how they turned out and will probably use them for winter.
I pulled the rear fenders a tiny bit with a roller last week and now it's sitting just how I want it. Dropper it another 1/4" as well. Also completely removed front fender liners and it's now laying frame.
So since I bought the car, I have had a 'whine' while decelerating in gear. A bit of research has led me to believe that it is the main input bearing that causes this issue. It has a bad lubrication design within the casing which causes the bearing to overheat and fail, creating a horrendous noise. I'm not driving the car this winter so I have decided to take the time to rebuild it with all new bearings. I'm also going to do a preventative fix on the ever so common failures on the shift fork, as well as a new clutch
Sean came over yesterday to help me finish removing the transmission. Went very smooth and took no time at all, it was a lot easier than what I was expecting. I need to get a small set of lock ring pliers to get all the gears out. I will update this thread with pics and progress as the rebuild continues.
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