V1 ZacMaster's City Goblin - 2007 SSNA Donor

[ZacMaster]

Slight pause in the action to work on the garage floor.

 

[Briann1177]

Where's your floor pan? Or are you planning to Flintstone it if you ever run out of gas?

 

[Ross]

A sealed floor is nice to work on, and easy to clean up. Nice mirror finish!

 

[ZacMaster]

Where's your floor pan? Or are you planning to Flintstone it if you ever run out of gas?

Invisible paint!

No, I wasn’t in a good position to paint it and install it until now. It’s next on the list, I will have to do it from under the car.

 

[Karter2026]

Slight pause in the action to work on the garage floor.

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You need some type of logo in the center of the garage floor

 

[BaltimoreHokie]

Slight pause in the action to work on the garage floor.

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Nice. What product did you use?

 

[ZacMaster]

Nice. What product did you use?

Epoxy-coat.com. Medium gray.

 

[BaltimoreHokie]

Epoxy-coat.com. Medium gray.

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Looks really good in pictures. I consider doing it to mine but didn't have time before I filled up the garage.

 

[RichRich]

Man that looks really good, my next house will be done before I even move in.

 

[DCMoney]

Looks awesome, what kind of prep did you have to do? Total cost?

 

[ZacMaster]

Looks awesome, what kind of prep did you have to do? Total cost?

Sweep/ blow out the floor, (power wash if you want, but my concrete is less than two years old and pretty clean.)

Then apply an acid etching (provides in the kit), rinse twice, let dry 24 hours, then apply.

Three stalls was $550, but I applied it when the garage was a little too hot, so there are some bubbles. I may need to add a second coat at another $550.

 

[ZacMaster]

New axles in. I feel like these need to go in another 1/4”.

Do I need to get a hammer and tap them in?

 

[askiles]

New axles in. I feel like these need to go in another 1/4”.

Do I need to get a hammer and tap them in?

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They need to go in further. It’s the larger section of the shaft that seals against the seal. Jiggle jiggle push. You shouldn’t need a hammer.

 

[ZacMaster]

They need to go in further. It’s the larger section of the shaft that seals against the seal. Jiggle jiggle push. You shouldn’t need a hammer.

Jiggle jiggle push worked great! Thank you for the guidance.

 

[askiles]

Jiggle jiggle push worked great! Thank you for the guidance.

Glad to hear it!

 

[ZacMaster]

Lots of little stuff lately.

Seats now installed.

And yes, even though it was 1000 degF in the garage, I installed the seat heater wiring and switches.

Also I got the floor pan finally installed. Everyone watching, do this at the beginning like the videos show. I procrastinated because I didn’t have space or time to paint the whole thing until now.

Then I managed to drive the car out for a little garage cleanup.

Put away for the night.

 

[Mayor West]

1st, I had cut my master cylinder wires. Here I am resoldering to a very short lead on one of the BCM plugs.
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ZacMaster, I just want to confirm: is this the location of your Brake Fluid Level sensor? I also cut mine and noticed it was Pin 13 but I have no idea what pin 13 is, I can't seem to find a layout of the #'s in relation to their location on the plug itself.

Thank you!!

 

[ZacMaster]

ZacMaster, I just want to confirm: is this the location of your Brake Fluid Level sensor? I also cut mine and noticed it was Pin 13 but I have no idea what pin 13 is, I can't seem to find a layout of the #'s in relation to their location on the plug itself.

Thank you!!

Give me a little to look again. I think the numbers are etched REALLY small on the plug (look on both sides). I’ll see if I can’t find a picture.

 

[ZacMaster]

Yes, that pink wire being soldered is pin 13. This picture is from a 2.0L (so not my 2.4L) but it looks to match.
Pretty sure this is looking from the bottom, but I remember finding which edge had pins 9-12 missing (not used) with a pink wire next to it.

good luck.

 

[Mayor West]

You're a saint. Thank you.