how to screw an rst back together again
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#10
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cannie be that hard to work out, might take double the time but probably quicker than us explaining on here and you waiting for replies? they are pretty simple, get yer tools oot!
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I'd start by putting the bolts of the correct thread and size in to the holes where the bolts go in enough to avoid falling out or sticking out.
That would be a good plan to work to
That would be a good plan to work to
#15
now i'm home and can type at plenty of words a minute i'll explain
car went for a repaint, nothing left inside at all
so it's not just screws and stuff, it's wires and all sorts, the only thing i can think i'll get right is the carpet, seaets and dash, but for everything else, other than getting the haynes manual to navigate with, is there some sort of exploded diagram ala ford's micro cat thing in pictures thatwould be able to help me out?
car went for a repaint, nothing left inside at all
so it's not just screws and stuff, it's wires and all sorts, the only thing i can think i'll get right is the carpet, seaets and dash, but for everything else, other than getting the haynes manual to navigate with, is there some sort of exploded diagram ala ford's micro cat thing in pictures thatwould be able to help me out?
#16
It Wasnt Me!
best thing to do is put the loom in first, as you fit it, it'll probably become more obvious....then heater box, then steering collum, then heater ducting.....
check out resto threads for pics?
check out resto threads for pics?
#20
EASY, staert with the loom and take pictures of the bits that aren't clear and post them up, loads of people on here will have cars in bits or know what is what.
Then do it with each bit you get stuck with.
Then do it with each bit you get stuck with.
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