What a day...
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 5:48 am
Well I got the NEO synthetic in last night. I some how overfilled the damn tranny.....so I had to drain some out this morning.....I HATE gear oil....and that neo shift is slicker then snot!
So I finally get the level right, and go out for a drive. Honestly, it really doesn't feel much different. Maybe slight better, but nothing super different. I need to drive it more though.
I also played with the shifter as I mentioned in the drivetrain forum. The stock wrx shifter is smoother......
Well I also have a damn squeak when I press on the clutch. I'm pretty sure it's the clutch pedal asembly. I tried to lube it....but that was a no go.....so I'm going to probably have to pull all the bolts.....and maybe try to grease the parts where it bolts to the car, or put some foam there. If that doesn't work, which will be a big pain in the ass to do.....I don't know what will. Then it's the pedal assembly itself. I'm pretty sure it's doing it because the one part on the pedal assembly is not bolted to anything, so the whole unit is tweaking itself.
PLUS.....I was on the phone most of the day with my mom, trying to walk her through compression testing the engine, replacing the plugs, cap & rotor on her 90 yota truck.
It overheated on friday, and ran like crap.....well after all that today....it looks like the one radiator pipe is rusted through, which probably caused the overheat.....and she's probably got a warped head gasket or a cracked head..........
I should really be drinking tonight......
So I finally get the level right, and go out for a drive. Honestly, it really doesn't feel much different. Maybe slight better, but nothing super different. I need to drive it more though.
I also played with the shifter as I mentioned in the drivetrain forum. The stock wrx shifter is smoother......
Well I also have a damn squeak when I press on the clutch. I'm pretty sure it's the clutch pedal asembly. I tried to lube it....but that was a no go.....so I'm going to probably have to pull all the bolts.....and maybe try to grease the parts where it bolts to the car, or put some foam there. If that doesn't work, which will be a big pain in the ass to do.....I don't know what will. Then it's the pedal assembly itself. I'm pretty sure it's doing it because the one part on the pedal assembly is not bolted to anything, so the whole unit is tweaking itself.
PLUS.....I was on the phone most of the day with my mom, trying to walk her through compression testing the engine, replacing the plugs, cap & rotor on her 90 yota truck.
It overheated on friday, and ran like crap.....well after all that today....it looks like the one radiator pipe is rusted through, which probably caused the overheat.....and she's probably got a warped head gasket or a cracked head..........
I should really be drinking tonight......