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Author:  J-dub [ June 12th, 2010, 11:20 pm ]
Post subject:  rebuild help
well my car is going to need a new chassis soon :( as its still on original (its not to rusty but i was advised the rust from inside outwards?) and while im there im going to probably put those zinc plated floors in that roy sells (opinons please!) and do a bit of a number on it while im there, toe board etc, as its very rust there, and as i will have the body off the car its rude not to really :)

anyway, i was wondering (i did search forum first also) if someone who is doing things like body removel, engine removel, and re chassis, could take pics (dont go out your way) but if you dont mind, and post them for me, only of the key bits, like i know theres a loada bolts i think its 20 holding body on, but i would have no idea how to take the steering wheel and all that out!

and also engine removel, if anyone is removing one if they wouldn't mind id find it helpful, and id be very grateful.

im not planning on doing the chassis yet, so theres no rush, i was looking through my book and its not really that helpful, i saw the engine removel thread for the dyane, although i know its similar, if someone is doing an engine removel on a 2cv, and doesnt mind sparing the time id be grateful,
Thanks
Author:  ken [ June 13th, 2010, 1:05 am ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
James,
aren't you following Russell's 'Red Special' thread?
There's even some advice on the recommended frequency of tea, coffee or beer breaks, as well as intake of crumpets and other sustenance. ;)

ken
Author:  Russell [ June 13th, 2010, 7:22 am ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
I've missed plenty of photo opportunities to do a 'how to' thread, but I will take as many pics of everything that has to be undone before you can take the body off. I'll try and post up enough indo to describe the rebuild too.
Author:  J-dub [ June 13th, 2010, 10:14 am ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
ken wrote:
James,
aren't you following Russell's 'Red Special' thread?
There's even some advice on the recommended frequency of tea, coffee or beer breaks, as well as intake of crumpets and other sustenance. ;)

ken


yes i am following his thread
but another thing he forgot to make a thread about is while your doing it, the best dunking busicuits to dunk with the correct frequency of tea....

i saw your thread russell, and read it, if you dont mind doing some pics etc, i can work out where some things are, just like where to undo clutch cable and little bits like steering lol

thanks
Author:  Russell [ June 13th, 2010, 10:25 am ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
Jameswallace wrote:
i saw your thread russell, and read it, if you dont mind doing some pics etc, i can work out where some things are, just like where to undo clutch cable and little bits like steering lol

thanks



I wish you'd posted this yesterday morning!

I'd have given you my adress and you could have come and seen first hand, I did it right yesterday too, normally there's always something you forget to undo when you lift a shell off, and yesterday I got everything right!
Author:  J-dub [ June 13th, 2010, 10:37 am ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
sods law though!

oh well, well if you dont mind a few pics of putting things back together, then might make sense to me...

i was reading my how to restore a 2cv book, which i got for my birthday (The very expensive one!) it tells you how to do a few things, but the things im not sure about is removing cables etc and also if your taking the windows out, you cuoldnt take just 1 pic of the good method, as im likely to smash it with my imcompetence!
Author:  Little Louis [ June 13th, 2010, 11:07 am ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
i managed to take the windows out ill find the thread where i asked about it
Author:  Little Louis [ June 13th, 2010, 11:13 am ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=957
Author:  J-dub [ June 13th, 2010, 2:16 pm ]
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ah yes thanks for that, friend of mine said that if you force it with your hand or a few screw drivers, knowing what im like id probably smash it !!!!
Author:  Russell [ June 13th, 2010, 3:41 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: rebuild help
It's pretty hard to smash windows taking them out. I've never done it anyway, and I'm really quite incompetent.

Sorry but there's not many pictures of it going back together, it's going seriously slowly and i'm missing so many parts it won't be done today anyway.
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