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So I first starting thinking / talking about this a while back, and just put it off for a while. Well now my radiator has crapped the bed and it's likely to happen soon. Plans so far:

 

  • Timing belt, all idlers, water pump, crank/cam seal replacement
  • TiC FU bolts will get reinstalled
  • Koyo Radiator
  • Front banjo bolt removal
  • Oil cooler gasket
  • Passenger VCG
  • Motor mounts (maybe)
  • Up pipe bracket replacement / repair--pretty sure I cross threaded it into the block last time and one of the heat shield bolts broke of in it as well
  • Passenger cam sensor (drivers side as well?)
  • New OCVs
  • Heat blanket for up pipe (maybe)

Other things that I could do "while I'm there" or while there is extra room:

  • replacement hoses as needed (heater hoses, breathers) [freerangeracig kit?]
  • Drive belts
  • 1/2 moon seals
  • A bit of a wire "tuck" with the new fuel line setup
  • Install oil pressure setup in the main galley plug
  • Driver's side VCG as preventative maintenance

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Current Project Plan:

 

 

Steps that need to occur in order:

Remove coilpacks

Perform compression check (possibly...)

Remove spark plugs

Remove valve covers

Check valve clearances with stock timing and record (target values here, http://legacygt.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5314112&postcount=62)

Loosely reinstall VCs

Set engine to timing marks

Install C23 cam lock tool

Mark timing belt with paint pen, check against new belt to confirm

Remove timing belt

Break loose cam sprockets

Recheck valve clearances with no timing and record

Remove remaining idlers / gears

Remove all cam sprockets

Remove rear timing covers

Pull banjo bolt and screen, reinstall

Remove cams, marking EVERYTHING with location and orientation

MIC offending buckets as needed, do math, order correct buckets, reinstall

Reinstall cams, torque to spec, remeasure valve clearances

Replace cam / crank seals

Clean AVCS gears (maybe)

Reinstall all 4 sprockets with TiC FU bolts

Replace timing components--idlers, gears, belt, WP

Recheck valve clearances with new timing installed and record

Replace half moon seals

Replace valve covers with new gaskets and spark plug gaskets

Reinstall new spark plugs

Reinstall coil packs

Reinstall turbo and up pipe

***ALL OTHER WORK NEEDS TO BE COMPLETED AT THIS TIME

Move engine to table (off stand)

Remove fly wheel

Inspect and address rear seals as needed

Reinstall flywheel and clutch

Clean&chase engine-to-trans studs

Antiseize dowel pins

Reinstall motor into car

 

 

 

Steps that can occur at any time:

Replace OCVs, left / right

Rotate IP&T oil line for better fitment, new crush washers needed

Replace oil cooler gasket

Clean and paint VCs

Replace coolant crossover pipe

Replace passenger cam sensor (or reseal if possible?)

Clean timing belt covers, leave off until motor is running and no leaks are evident

Repair up pipe bracket (retap if needed)

Replace all / most hoses as needed

Install oil pressure setup in main galley

Install motor mounts

 

 

Parts to order:

Coolant crossover pipe (21328AA011, $23)

copper crush gaskets for IP&T banjo x2 (p/n should be 803912040, $1 each)

copper crush gaskets for passenger banjo bolt x2 (p/n should be 803912040, $1 each)

New rear main seal (806786040, $8)

New cam sensor? (22056AA140, $79)

Header-to-motor gaskets x2 (14038AA000, $12 each)

Half moon seals x4 (11051AA070, $5 each)

Turbo oil return hose (807515712, $8)

PCV (11815AB790, $28)

Power steering gasket (34621AC020)

Header stud (800910550, $1.30)

Dipstick O-ring (806908080, $1.28)

Front Timing belt cover seals (13581AA050, 13594AA000; $17, $11)

Power steering suction hose (34611AG23A, $38.21)

Oil filler neck O-ring (806922040, $2.28)

Oil cap O-ring (803942010, $3.08)

Valve Cover Gasket, Left (13272AA140, $8.94)

Valve Cover Gasket, Right (13270AA190, $8.94)

Spark plug gaskets x4 (13293AA051, $6.87)

Thermostat/gasket assy (21210AA030, $20.67)

 

 

 

New TOB (30502AA130 / 30502AA080, ~$100)

 

Samco radiator hoses (TCS272C, $103.86 shipped from OAKOS)

 

Permatex ultrablack

 

ACT Monoloc?

 

New clutch?

STi Flywheel (12310AA410)

 

No longer going to order:

IP&T AVCS replacement line

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So anything that I seem to be missing that folks would due with easy access to everything while the motor is on a stand? I'm thinking about working with JmP to get a bit of a turbo upgrade, but likely staying with something in the 16g-sized-and-similar, just looking for better spool and reliability.

 

Other than that I really don't think there's anything else I can add that would truly increase performance without getting into true built motor territory...

"Bullet-proof" your OEM TMIC! <<Buy your kit here>>

 

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I don't think I'm dramatic enough for 50 pages, lol.

 

Still cleaning up the garage and finishing up some work in our basement apartment before we have a new renter. I'm determine to start this up with things organized, otherwise I fear the whole thing will turn into a total mess. So clearing out some dedicated space for parts, tools, etc.

"Bullet-proof" your OEM TMIC! <<Buy your kit here>>

 

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They say the devil is in the details, but good preparation is the best predictor of success in my opinion. It's good to have a staging area for dirty parts and then a separate space for clean parts. Simple Green commercial strength (purple in color) is good for general cleaning and won't attack aluminum unlike regular Simple Green. Brake cleaner (non-chlorinated) is also good for cleaning most metal parts, but for anything in the lubrication system I would stick to an engine degreaser like Joe Gibbs. Brake cleaner always leaves residue that you don't want in your oil system.

 

Finally get a big jug of 90%+ isopropyl alcohol and some good lint-free wipes (clean-room grade). A selection of wire and acid brushes, along with a variety of steel wools and scotchbrite pads will come in handy.

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They say the devil is in the details, but good preparation is the best predictor of success in my opinion. It's good to have a staging area for dirty parts and then a separate space for clean parts. Simple Green commercial strength (purple in color) is good for general cleaning and won't attack aluminum unlike regular Simple Green. Brake cleaner (non-chlorinated) is also good for cleaning most metal parts, but for anything in the lubrication system I would stick to an engine degreaser like Joe Gibbs. Brake cleaner always leaves residue that you don't want in your oil system.

 

Finally get a big jug of 90%+ isopropyl alcohol and some good lint-free wipes (clean-room grade). A selection of wire and acid brushes, along with a variety of steel wools and scotchbrite pads will come in handy.

 

Thank you x100, Rick. I'll look into all of that, would not have known.

 

Feel free to PM me your cell number for free tech support :lol:

 

Fuel lines underneath the intake manifold. replace them now. new fuel injection clamps over the shitty worm gear type

 

I converted to topfeed a while back with the Injector Dynamics kit, so my fuel lines are all AN fittings now. No more winter fuel smell!

"Bullet-proof" your OEM TMIC! <<Buy your kit here>>

 

Not currently in stock :(

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Downpipe off. Most transmissions bolts / nuts off. Motor mounts loose.

 

Will pull turbo out next, then starter. Remaining trans bolts, disconnect fuel line, and I think that's it. Need to track down and engine crane!

"Bullet-proof" your OEM TMIC! <<Buy your kit here>>

 

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