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Filip

Filip's GTV TS Clubsport project

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You can check that the lever moves freely and the part it acts upon (underneath the rubber boot) does the same, but the hydraulic part is not that easy to check.

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You can check that the lever moves freely and the part it acts upon (underneath the rubber boot) does the same, but the hydraulic part is not that easy to check.

 

As I was afraid then.  :mellow: I'll clean it, check the lever and re-grease the rubber boot and put it back on the car. It seems OK, and if it turns out that I need a new one, replacing it will be easy now that everything is no longer rusty and seized. 

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If I had a decent light source and a proper lift, I'd show you pics of my new shiny rear brake lines. If I take a photo now, it's just shades of dark and copper  :lol:

 

 

Other news:

I gathered a service kit to be fitted in a month or so:

  • Liqui Moly Race 10W-60 5L
  • Oil and fuel filter
  • Liqui Moly 75W-90 fully synth transmission oil, 2L
  • Ethylene glycol, 5L. 
  • ATE Racing Blue brake fluid

 

Remaining on the shopping list are:

  • Front and rear badges
  • New thermostat
  • Possibly a new brake force regulator or an ABS unit upgrade to 5.3
  • Exhaust fitting bits and pieces 
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As I was afraid then.  :mellow: I'll clean it, check the lever and re-grease the rubber boot and put it back on the car. It seems OK, and if it turns out that I need a new one, replacing it will be easy now that everything is no longer rusty and seized. 

If you feel like doing it by the book. :P 

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If I had a decent light source and a proper lift, I'd show you pics of my new shiny rear brake lines. If I take a photo now, it's just shades of dark and copper  :lol:

 

 

Other news:

I gathered a service kit to be fitted in a month or so:

  • Liqui Moly Race 10W-60 5L
  • Oil and fuel filter
  • Liqui Moly 75W-90 fully synth transmission oil, 2L
  • Ethylene glycol, 5L. 
  • ATE Racing Blue brake fluid

 

Remaining on the shopping list are:

  • Front and rear badges
  • New thermostat
  • Possibly a new brake force regulator or an ABS unit upgrade to 5.3
  • Exhaust fitting bits and pieces 

 

Plans and progress.   :thumbsup: 

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If you feel like doing it by the book. :P

 

I've read it a few times already. The adjustment process is ridiculous!  :rolleyes:

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I've read it a few times already. The adjustment process is ridiculous!  :rolleyes:

Filip, now you shall not be as such, a visit to Biltema and you gonna feel much better. :)

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Filip, now you shall not be as such, a visit to Biltema and you gonna feel much better. :)

True dat! :D I always end up buying stuff I wasn't really planning on but I manage to justify as a necessity...

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 I always end up buying stuff I wasn't really planning on but I manage to justify as a necessity...

:hiya: Courageous, strong men dare to show their feminine side.... :D

 

 

:beer:

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:hiya: Courageous, strong men dare to show their feminine side.... :D

:beer:

Exactly :D

It takes stones to admit to your scrappy self control...

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It takes stones to admit to your scrappy self control...

My "friends" tells me that I'm outside therapeutic reach.....uhuu.. :rolleyes:

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Speaking of buying (un)neccesary things... Promised myself to NOT visit Ebay this thime on work... I snapped.. Bought a new Alpine component set for the front doors yesterday! But no more now! I promise! :ph34r:

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Speaking of buying (un)neccesary things... Promised myself to NOT visit Ebay this thime on work... I snapped.. Bought a new Alpine component set for the front doors yesterday! But no more now! I promise! :ph34r:

We believe in you....you will find the narrow road.  :happy0045:  :happy0045:  :happy0045:

:rolleyes:

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:cheeky: Biltema-logo... 

 

They should send you a gift card... 

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I think he is working for Biltema

nop, I'm just a customer :)

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That's what we are supposed to think ;)

  :hello: It is true, I swear on my Alfa. :)

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Hah! Don't shoot the messenger :happy0045:

 

I love the fact that my Missus told me today that she had been on Biltema and bought a new mailbox B)  The reason I love her :wub:

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Hahah that's... Great :D

Even though it's made by Kamasa and not Biltema, I gotta say this upholstery remover thingy is doing a great gig as a fork. I'm having Pytt I Panna ( which looks nasty?!) in the garage right now...

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