Recent content by NORTY

Remove them before they mess up the spokes on your wheels.

Went to a C&C this morning. Parked next to this 1966. Fairly clean example. No, I don't know pricing, but I do have a contact number! Anyway, here's some pics from this morning...

Sorry about the dealer "add on" being sideways. Then again, this dealer is still trying to get $30K over MSRP for Z06's (that they have plenty of!) LOL.

My local dealer, has a 3LZ ZR1 in stock. It just came in, yesterday. I sat in it. Felt nice. Good lateral seat support. ADM $125K. Here's a few pics~

Recently, there has been an influx of C6's appearing at the local high school. Seems students have "discovered" the C6. They are all parking together, too. (One of the cars is a C5, but still...) They keep their cars spotless, too. Started with just one C6, around Aug/Sep. Has grown to about a...

Here, I'm using the same syringe to inject hyd fluid into a clutch slave, then up into the M/C on my Husqvarna 701...

I suppose it could be used as such. Actually, the syringe IS from an equine supply. And the clear vinyl tubing is general use aquarium air line. I use these for many purposes. I have dedicated syringes for: injecting brake fluid into the bleeder of brake calipers. This forces fluid up into the...

I used this to pull the fluid out of the reservoir, then inject clean fluid (about 90 cc's.) into the reservoir. Worked too easily.

Sorry, those 2 bottles are the same fluid. I had too much to fit in 1 bottle, so I used a 2nd bottle. This was about 35cc's of oil. (Mobil oil is factory fill.) Refilled almost 100 cc's of the oil contents of the 1 liter bottle on the right. Sorry for the confusion.

Here's a pic of the fluid I pulled out of the rez. And the fluid I replaced it with.

Not a bad idea to use mothballs to keep rodents away from those tasty wires! Just a few in a canvas bag under the hood should keep them away. Throw a couple under yer seats too, if you have signs that they get inside.

Scary!

Well, you see how I was parked! (Didn't want my plate in the pic, either.) Here's one, in my home town....

Check the wire from the sensor to the gauge. Sounds like a short, or an open.