Not a lot done tonight as I mostly hung up some new fluorescent lights and started to clean up the garage.
In addition to the updates in the list below, I also put my shim in the lower steering shaft to U-Joint connector. It was a .006 spacer that I cut to size and jammed in there to take up the space. This really reduced the extra play in the steering wheel. I think once the clips are on the upper steering shaft that the upper play will be eliminated. There still is a little play where the lower U-Joint goes into the steering rack. I still need to figure out a good way to eliminate this.
Updated Pre-Engine/Wheels list
In addition to the updates in the list below, I also put my shim in the lower steering shaft to U-Joint connector. It was a .006 spacer that I cut to size and jammed in there to take up the space. This really reduced the extra play in the steering wheel. I think once the clips are on the upper steering shaft that the upper play will be eliminated. There still is a little play where the lower U-Joint goes into the steering rack. I still need to figure out a good way to eliminate this.
Updated Pre-Engine/Wheels list
- DONE! Brake light switch needs to be installed (on order from Napa, will pick it up on Monday)
- The gaps in the passenger and drivers side footboxes need to be sealed up with some silicone
- DONE ENOUGH FOR NOW, NEEDS FINAL TIGHTENING! The round steering shaft things (I don't know what they are called) need to be installed.
- NOT GONNA HAPPEN, WILL NEVER GET IT OUT AGAIN! The upper steering shaft clips need to be installed
- DONE! Need an appropriate sized nut and bolt for the lower steering shaft to u-joint
- The battery ground cable needs to be fastened to the frame
- The positive battery cable needs to be fastened to the appropriate place on the drivers foot box (wherever that is)
- Clear coat the upper radiator hose extension
- Bead both radiator hose extensions
- Fill the Differential with gear oil and friction modifier
- Tighten up the IRS upper control arms
- ORDERED CORRECT CABLES TODAY! Emergency brake cable installation
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