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#91
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And here I thought I was behind the times as a Neanderthal mechanic...LOL A mid size compressor was the first purchase when I had my previous shop built to park my Pete at home.
You were better off getting all the coolant in 1 container anyway. I did the jug by jug the first time and the system loses a little vacuum with each change and I was left with some coolant to add after a full run cycle.
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Took the old monster out for a cars and coffee and she ran great. No leaks or drips. It's hard to believe I've officially had this car for over half my lifetime now: 31 years! (Try to do that algebraic computation!)
It was well-received. There were three other early Vipers there, a red 1993, a green 1994, and a red, Gen 2 1996. I had to laugh when I was talking to the various owners and they all said how they always had a poster of the Gen 1 Viper on their walls when they were kids and wanted a real one when they grew up! Boy do I feel old! The car feels old too but enjoys the exercise. |
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Best be careful. Fatal crash here in WI Saturday, road conditions not a factor.
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