Finally Started on the Engine Bay!
02-19-2011, 03:20 PM
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Finally Started on the Engine Bay! I still have a LOT of cleaning to do in here, but it's getting cold again.
Don't look at my headers
More to do once it gets warmer out.
Is there anything you can do with all the injector wires and crap?
Don't look at my headers
More to do once it gets warmer out.
Is there anything you can do with all the injector wires and crap? 
02-19-2011, 05:04 PM
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Had to look at them headers after you said that haha, looks pretty good! Ive been wanting to pc my valve covers.. how long did it take ya to take them off and put them back on?
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02-19-2011, 07:39 PM
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Thank you everyone 
It's never too late 
Just gotta have the motivation haha. After doing a rebuild on my WS6, I always wanted to drop the K-Member on this one and clean/paint EVERYTHING.
It only takes like 30 mins tops to get the valve covers off. Literally:
Disconnect all spark plug wires from coils
Unplug main coil pack harness
5 or so bolts holding the coil bracket on (each side)
Remove coil pack bracket
4 bolts for each valve cover
Done!
The intake on the other hand.. another 30 minutes or so if you've done it before
Any links for these " ! " mods?
Thanks Cory. You have any pics of your engine bay? You're a lucky **** with TX2K11!
Just gotta have the motivation haha. After doing a rebuild on my WS6, I always wanted to drop the K-Member on this one and clean/paint EVERYTHING.Disconnect all spark plug wires from coils
Unplug main coil pack harness
5 or so bolts holding the coil bracket on (each side)
Remove coil pack bracket
4 bolts for each valve cover
Done!
The intake on the other hand.. another 30 minutes or so if you've done it before
Thanks Cory. You have any pics of your engine bay? You're a lucky **** with TX2K11!
02-19-2011, 08:02 PM
#14
You should wash the engine... It's pretty dirty aside from the pieces you painted. Sanding down the headers and painting them with 2000 degree paint or having them coated would be a good idea too.
You should be getting an SES already with the hose not connected... Oh, and you can use fuel rail covers to hide the wires and coils.
You should be getting an SES already with the hose not connected... Oh, and you can use fuel rail covers to hide the wires and coils.
02-19-2011, 08:41 PM
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You should wash the engine... It's pretty dirty aside from the pieces you painted. Sanding down the headers and painting them with 2000 degree paint or having them coated would be a good idea too.
You should be getting an SES already with the hose not connected... Oh, and you can use fuel rail covers to hide the wires and coils.
You should be getting an SES already with the hose not connected... Oh, and you can use fuel rail covers to hide the wires and coils.
Yeah it's filthy lol. It's like 20 degrees with wind chill right now, so thats not happening for a bit!
