BrajAxx: Den satt ju i fyra insex skruv, som jag skruva loss å öppna. Sen tog jag Bräkleen bromsrengöring å spruta den full (detta skapar ingen hina som WD40, avfettning å 5-56 kan göra) å torka av den med en handduk. Å innan montering smörjde jag in den med ny ren å fräsch olja, som jag lät rinna genom lite grann för å verkligen få bort all gammal olja å rester
Och ja dä går å lägga den i dieselbad, du kan lägga den i nästan vilken kemikalie du vill, bara du gör rent den efteråt å helst häller igenom olja för å ta bort alla eventuella rester
Supersonyc: Yeah the ol' 240 is a nice car, and especially fun in the Swedish winters
The rust isn't hard at all actually just cut, mend the replacing part to fit and weld or in this case clench it together with the car body
A garage is a must when doing something big on a car, especially during the winter. Yeah the google translator is shit, but it does have some clue. So you won't be totally "blind" to the language. But the best and in a way the only way to learn a language is to study it from books or someone who speaks it. Yeah you will be speaking Swedish in no time if you study hard
The engine originally is carburated, but I'm gonna test out some different direct fuel injections systems, that Volvo produced for the 240/740/940 models. And see the what kind of difference there is between them and a carburated turbo setup. What the up's and downs are for both systems and such
and when I get a job (propably after i get my license back
) and get a better income. I'm gonna buy me a Megasquirt EFI system to control both ignition and the fuel so I can fine tune the car after my specific needs of sort
An engine conversion would be sweet
You'll get an engine that is durable, have lots of parts and is tuned in every possible way 10 times over by alot of guys (and girls of course) so when you run into a problem you know there is a person who have had almost the same problem and have overcome it
Well if your in the neighbourhood I'll propably will have an engine, and the whole shabang for an engine conversion, drop by and you'll get it real cheap
I already have two spare engines laying around (though one of them is dismantled in to atoms almost
and the other needs a head gasket and remount the cylinderhead and you'll have a nice engine from the get go
) And a whole 245 with the works on it except for the gearbox though. To take parts you'll need to make it work