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reviews on miata technologies are mixed do a search on this forum and you can red all you care two Miata Solutions on the other hand gets rave reviews i had stephen put in a new clutch and i can voutch for the quality of his work try emailing and caling him hes a little hard to reach but worth the effort if you wnat things done right and at a fair but not necessarily a CB price
Man that was hard to type that badly... :razz:
?tech day?, MERVVVVVVVVV what do i need to clean to throw a tech day at your garage> lol j/k sort of
47 minutes till i get to go home
wooohooo
KESTREL do you have a good number for him?
True...but he'll come away with tools he never knew he had! :tongue:Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
off this topic, but how did he set a car on fire and what are you talking about 3bean
Someday, off the board, when we all meet in person, we'll bore you with details!Quote:
Originally Posted by dyingbreed
lol
so i looked in the oil filler cap and can see a whole lot of nothing, stressed and tired so i think i might sleep tonight and try to do soemthing on it tomorrow night or maybe see if my grandpa will come up here tomorrow
thanks everybody
yall rock
You really don't need my barn for a timing belt, and I'm way out west in Springtown. However, if you want, we can do a tech day. I just need to move a few Miatas outside. My problem is LACK OF TIME........... I decided not to race at TMS this weekend, but need to work on the Granbury house, and Sunday is Mother's Day, so that is out..... Would have to be the next Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by dyingbreed
merv i was joking but you are great person to actually offer up your garage
thank you so much
Well dyingbreed did you figure out why the car died????
i just dialed the number on his website 940-648-8595 and got his answering machine/service it said "hello youve reached the boyd residence please leave a message at the tone beep" sounds like a "good" number to me his email also worked at least it did 3 months agoQuote:
Originally Posted by dyingbreed
Ouch!
i looked in the oil filler cap and could find nothing, it is a very small hole,
my gf's dad was supposed to come over lastnight but he did not show and he will be here on friday to look at it,a and we are going to tear it apart on sunday in far north plano if any one gets bored.
i think titus said he would swing by tonight to take a look but i am going to be in ozcop land trading out my rims.
so POS RACING no, not yet
I was going to try and come over around 8ish... Will you be arround?Quote:
Originally Posted by dyingbreed
actually titus i will be on the other side of 35w. (if ozcop remembers to send me an address)
thanks for the offer though
::trumpets blaring in the background:::
the timing belt was shredded, and her dad said he could see all the lobes on the cam shafts, so until we get it back together(hopefully today) we won't know if there are any more problems.
And the waterpump is leaking.
thanks for the advice
take care
How many miles on it? 1.6 or 1.8? Expect to clean up lots of shreaded rubber and rubber dust. (don't ask how I know) :razz:
Also, might as well change the following:
Waterpump
Crank oil seal
Cam oil seals
Accessory Belts
Coolant Hoses
Waterpump bypass hose
T-Belt tensioner and pulley
CAS O-Ring
Valve Cover gasket
Plugs
Wires
106,000, 1.8 95 M edition, i plan on doing all of that as well as the thermostat. Well every thing except the coolant hoses, and wires. I think i am tapped until next week.
hopefully we can get it all done today, if i can get it towed up to my girls dad's in north plano.
If the hoses are old, you should replace them. Besides, then you can just cut the old ones off rather than try and wiggle them off. Wires can wait since their easy to replace.Quote:
Originally Posted by dyingbreed
Glad you got it diagnosed!
Diagnosed? heck this weekend we got er done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharpie
timing belt, new accessory belts, waterpump, thermostat, flushed radiator, trips from irving to carrollton back to irving, then upto mckinney, for parts, then down to richardson,to save$120 bucks.
Her dad finally at about 11:30 last night tightened the last screw on the underbelly pan
then when we get home my girl ran over a screw, which is now embedded in the tire. :banghead:
but with yalls help and the pointy board we got er done. WOOHOOOOOO
thanks
Good to hear this case is closed! http://genmay.com/images/smilies/locked.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by dyingbreed