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Rest and heal, deli-bro.

Mine was $9200 last may.. '91 L300 Starwagon, high roof, 160,000kms. Needed new tires but otherwise pretty sound. Private sale. Just for reference.

I’d definitely check the belt tension.

I’ll be using plastic for sure. I’ve got some of the chopping board stuff. Nothing sticks to it. I’ll try to document the process.

I checked the Shore scale for rubber tires which is 60A and ordered the same polyurethane.

Fun fun fun. Probably get to this next month sometime. Stay tuned...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_0BYvTkZ0o

I’m going to give it a try...any thoughts?

Just wondering, has anyone cast their own bushings?

These are for the Automatic transmission. I found the correct ones on Amayama.com. The manual transmission exploded view is below the A/T view , which I had not noticed.

Hmmmm,... those might just be them! I’ll go climb under and have a good look around tomorrow...

OK, so I have looked at my bushings and they be fkd. From this thread I would need: Transmision exploded view.JPG RHS trans mount MB581261 (NZ$117) LHS trans mount MB581258 (NZ$118) (blue arrow) but what are these bushings called (red arrow) None of these show up in the AMAYAMA parts lists/diagrams....

These guys in Toronto have the front windscreen; they may have rear ones...

http://rightdriveparts.com/mitsubishi/l ... ica-parts/

Ah, the jump to worst case scenario... :shock: I noticed the coolant expansion reservoir was empty on Saturday. I looked everywhere for a leak but couldn’t see any clues. My brain went straight to, “F**k me, I’ve blown the head gasket!!!”. Spent the rest of the weekend with google reading about symp...

I was sealing around the windshield washer posts on Sunday afternoon. This morning I got to work and found my roll of masking tape. tape.jpg Drove to work, back home, and to work again, about 150kms of dirt road and highway, and didn't lose it! Says a lot for the new Procomp shocks. Says not much fo...

You've said before that you are not mechanical but you could give something like this a try: https://www.amazon.ca/Versachem-90180-Heavy-Duty-Fuel-Repair/dp/B002N5JAO2 Permanently repairs gasoline and diesel fuel tank leaks Repairs leaks in less than 20 minutes Set time: 8-10 minutes; Cure time: 1 h...

Hello Master Guy Person!
I was once known as "Mr Erica's Dad, Sir" for similar reasons

Welcome to a wealth of info, though sometimes you gotta dig for it!

Today I am hunting down more footwell leaks. The fresh air intake (easier done with the glove box removed) Rain Leak2.jpg Rain Leak1.jpg and the windshield washer posts: Rain Leak3.jpg Too bad the super-duper sealant isn't black but I'll repaint the whole area someday... Water leak 5.jpg Big rain co...