What did you do to your supra today? Pics
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gsxr141;2011676 said:
Nope, I need to fix my hatch and targa leak. Sad part is Toyota charges a premium for the weather seals
Doat;2011670 said:
I've torched quite a few WRXs with mine. I was playing with another buddy in his vette the other day and we were dead even through 4th gear (his is automatic an was not running as strong as it should've been. It's also a 94).
Chris
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T3rril79;2011690 said:
Might be able to locate a universal seal that will work at any auto parts house or even rock auto.
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Doat;2011650 said:
Here's the fix that I think actually works. Haven't done it myself but I'm sure a few of us here had.
http://www.supramania.com/forums/sh...-after-just-about-all-else-has-failed../page2
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Thanks Akito I'll look into that for sure. How do you guys remove the rear wiper, so I can put silicone around that and how do you completely remove the hatch interior panel? I know you pop it out but there are 2 sort of hooks that have screws inside of them that screw into the hatch frame but I can't figure out how to unscrew them.
Should be just a #2 Phillips for the screws. The rest is all clips. The rear wiper is pretty straight forward.
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but I don't see the head of the screw if I follow it it only takes me to the plastic hook part.Chris_87_Turbo;2011748 said:
So the wiper arm just pops out?3p141592654;2011752 said:
There's a screw in each hook. Trust us lol. And there's a 10mm? Nut under the plastic on the wiper.
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Yea I know I saw the screw but I don't see how to get to it unless the hook part pops off the screw looks like it is inside of the hook.
Post a pic.. I mean if everything is the same as it was rolling out of the factory, then you just stick a screwdriver in it..
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I'll do that tonight after work. While I went to get lunch it rained earlier in the day and I saw water dripping on the passenger side. FUUUUUUUUUU damn targa leaks I am just going to get new seals take it all apart and clean it up then replace the seals.
My Targa leaks too. My solution? Don't drive it in the rain.. hahah
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I have a sunroof installed and it leaks because po decided to just rtv it shut because the wiring was messed up at the switch. Now I need a new seal, my solution till I can find a seal
Chris
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Over the past few days got quite a bit done, took a lot of work and swearing hahaha:
Full front and rear ronniek subframe bushings with steering rack bushings installed, front poly motor mount and poly trans mount, and even a new fuel filter.
Full front and rear ronniek subframe bushings with steering rack bushings installed, front poly motor mount and poly trans mount, and even a new fuel filter.
My blower motor doesn't work on low anymore so I pulled the resistor and found that the coil for the low speed was broken in the middle so I ordered a new resistor. It should be here today.
Yeah, when I removed my rear wiper for paint it was stuck on there really good. There was slight rust on the teeth and it didn't want to come out. This is coming from a southern car that has been garaged its whole life. Just a thought to keep in mind when you try to remove yours Doat. Might want to spray it with something if it doesn't come free easily.
It probably is a 10mm. Seems like almost everything on these cars is
You need to unscrew the screw and then the hook will come out. The screw supports the hook and helps hold that whole trim piece. Then just pry all around the trim piece to pop all the clips off. I suggest getting a set of plastic interior trim removal tools to prevent damaging the panels using the wrong tools like a screw driver.
3p141592654;2011752 said:
Yeah, when I removed my rear wiper for paint it was stuck on there really good. There was slight rust on the teeth and it didn't want to come out. This is coming from a southern car that has been garaged its whole life. Just a thought to keep in mind when you try to remove yours Doat. Might want to spray it with something if it doesn't come free easily.
Backlash2032;2011765 said:
It probably is a 10mm. Seems like almost everything on these cars is
Doat;2011766 said:
You need to unscrew the screw and then the hook will come out. The screw supports the hook and helps hold that whole trim piece. Then just pry all around the trim piece to pop all the clips off. I suggest getting a set of plastic interior trim removal tools to prevent damaging the panels using the wrong tools like a screw driver.