Big ol Burban?
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Baby steps. mtmuley
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Rained and cold today, so it’s a good day to work on the interior. Installed the new seat upholstery. I’m pretty sure the assembly line guy was paid by the hog nose clip. The filth of 25 years all hides under the seats, took a few minutes to clean it all.
Turned out well but I need to order armrest covers. They don’t match well with the sun fade. The wrinkles will settle out after a few days. Pretty happy with the Seat shop’s product.
Turned out well but I need to order armrest covers. They don’t match well with the sun fade. The wrinkles will settle out after a few days. Pretty happy with the Seat shop’s product.
Addicting
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Today, I put the rear air back together. There is a special kind of hell for GM interior engineers. While this may not look bad it was a painful experience. Overall for dealing with 25 year old plastic I only had one that had to be repaired. Once it drys overnight it will be the last panel installed.
It got completely cleaned out of all the old oil and debris. Then a new pressure switch, orings, and new heater core rubber hose. Out of the gazillion different sized screws, I managed to find where they all went back except 1 lonely screw.
It got completely cleaned out of all the old oil and debris. Then a new pressure switch, orings, and new heater core rubber hose. Out of the gazillion different sized screws, I managed to find where they all went back except 1 lonely screw.
CUElk
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My favorite thread of the year. Thanks for sharing
Addicting
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Can and the desire to are the struggle. I’m ready to just be able to drive it. I’m still months away from that and getting a little burned out.
The end goal is going to be worth it. mtmuley
