Blueberry - 4x4 Status |
Since Blueberry was my daily driver for years in the Northeast, I have one word: Rust. When disassembling the rear, I discovered that my tie rods were not only rusted, but completely frozen solid in place. That is when the RE-Zelse team and Luis from Wankel Works assembled together down in Pennsylvania to help me finish the work I started.
Removed frozen rear tie rod |
We are currently still hacking away at the other tie rod bolt and once the remaining tie rod is out of the way, there is plenty of other work to tackle. Once we're done, I can't wait to break in the new engine and also feel out the new delrin differential bushings from John, Marc's co-driver for this season (thanks John!). Below is a run down on what the team is planning on finishing this weekend:
- Swap Differentials
- Delrin Differential Bushings
- Realign Clutch
- Reassemble Drivetrain
- Replace (F/R) Tie Rods and Rear Camber Links
- Lube Sway Bar Bushings
- Reassemble Suspension
- Replace D-F Caliper Mount and Floating Pin
- Reassemble Brake System
- Flush Clutch Fluid
- Reassemble Exhaust System
- Troubleshoot Ignition
- Double-Check For Any Other Issues
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