Greetings marami na naman akong sasagutin.
Dear AR-MOJ - sir, apat (4) ang screws ng tail light, on top 2 - on the side and at the rear, bottom also 2 - on the side and at the rear.
When dismantling, use the correct screwdriver size (philips no. 1 or 2) para fit na fit sa tornilo or else, baka madulas. Also turn them slowly and (very important !!!) EVENLY.
What do I mean? If you turn the 1st screw on top rear half a turn (for example) turn all the other screws by the same amount also. Remember these words, SLOWLY and CAREFULLY.
Baket?! Well there is a foam rubber gasket immediately behind the plastic of tail light lens, and it exerts strong pressure on the plastic (to seal it) which is usually OLD and BRITTLE, so kung binigla mo yung pag-kalas, malamang bibiyak sya. YES! IT WILL CRACK if you are NOT CAREFUL.
Its not cool to repair something you broke yourself. Isa pa, napakahirap na ng piyesang ganyan hanapin.
After taking it apart you must disconnect the wiring harness, its usually stuck, and covered in a layer of black dirt. Wash with warm soapy water so you can see what you're doing.
You can replace the bulbs and clean the housing after. Good Luck.
Sa inaasam mong bumper, wala pa akong nakikitang surplus. Pero kaya ng magaling na latero at pintor ayusin yan. Pa body-color mo na lang.
Fiberglass bed cover? Hmmm... meron akong kilala marunong gumawa ng fiberglass repairs, but di ko alam kung gumagawa sya ng ganun. Will ask him. Stand by.
Hindi ko alam kung ano yung 20s... pls elaborate.
Dear ADB - Try having it done sa DELTA Motors sa ilalim ng DELTA theater. Look for James, he's the supervisor there, ok sya.
Pls look back at my old posts. Nanduon ang number and address nya.
Dear fca521 - Welcome to our thread.
That's a serious problem you have. It should be checked (and fixed) immediately.
Actually if the water flows OUT of the radiator INTO the reservoir it is very likely you have a weak RADIATOR CAP SPRING.
Try replacing it with a new one with higher pressure rating. Not just 0.9 kg but maybe 1.1 kg.
You see as the engine gets hot some of the cooling water boils into steam. The steam pressurizes the system and keeps the rest of the water from boiling.
By raising the pressure we also raise the boiling point of the water, so the higher temperature promotes greater heat exchange.
If the cap is new and it's still doing that (without leaks from the cylinder head gasket or the exhaust system) then you have a serious overheating problem.
The engine will have to be taken down and checked.
You can try to clean it out with the procedure I mentioned before. But a 6 liter bottle of Absolute drinking water (NOT refilled pls) then drain a little water from your radiator (mga 1 liter at a time) every week.
Always refill with the Absolute. Never use tap water. It will eventually clog and block your radiator.
Tell us what happened. Good Luck!!!
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