removing bonnet washer jets
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removing bonnet washer jets
whats envolved in removing the,do they just pry of
ive done first coat rustoleum taping them up
but i think its best they come of
ive done first coat rustoleum taping them up
but i think its best they come of
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Re: removing bonnet washer jets
lift the bonnet, you will see a hole under each one, gently pull the pipes off, get the correct sized deep socket that will push in the 2 small side clips that hold it to the bonnet, dont go tight on the size of socket or you get it stuck. you could leave the pipes on and split them further back then slide the socket up the pipe.
Re: removing bonnet washer jets
Good idea that Ady, I use long nose pliers to push the clips in but proper pain in the but.
Do what you like.Like what you do.
Re: removing bonnet washer jets
I'll be removing mine when I paint it white later this year.
What colour are you using?
What colour are you using?
wonkanoby wrote:whats envolved in removing the,do they just pry of
ive done first coat rustoleum taping them up
but i think its best they come of
Re: removing bonnet washer jets
its like a battle ship grey
Re: removing bonnet washer jets
Any pictures of it?
Re: removing bonnet washer jets
not yet
the weather and parking in my road has made for slow progress
some days i cannot evan park in my own street let alone near my house
ive got about 5 coats on the wings,bonnet and front bumper so far
will try and take some next time im able to work on it
the weather and parking in my road has made for slow progress
some days i cannot evan park in my own street let alone near my house
ive got about 5 coats on the wings,bonnet and front bumper so far
will try and take some next time im able to work on it
Re: removing bonnet washer jets
Try an do your final coat indoors. I did all my prep outside and used my mates workshop for the final coat which took about an hour to do. The roller finish IMO is good and I have not bothered rubbing down and polishing.
Try and treat any rust thoroughly as I how have a few bubbles on the arches so will have to treat them properly before I apply any white paint.
Try and treat any rust thoroughly as I how have a few bubbles on the arches so will have to treat them properly before I apply any white paint.