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Old Engine Removed
August 12, 2007 - 10:41pm — Shadyman
A picture of me posing next to the conquered engine, after 175,000 miles of service to previous owners. I bought the car with a blown headgasket, and decided after stripping the engine that it would be safer (less risky) to put in a whole new (rebuilt) engine. So.. Out it goes!
| Image information | |
|---|---|
| Model | DMC-LZ7 |
| Focal Length In 35mm Film | 37 |
| Focal Length | 6.1 mm |
| Digital Zoom Ratio | 0/10 |
| Exposure Time | 1/200 sec. |
| ISO Speed Ratings | 100 |
| Flash | Flash did not fire, auto mode. |
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Emergency brake on 1996 Corsica
Just had a freak accident with the e-brake on our red '96 Corsica. Lost the button. Not Happy. Thanks for the post with photo of necessary parts for repair. Like an actual exploded view. Nice. Seems do-able and less of a bummer now. Feel free to give me a heads-up if there is any trickiness to the fix. : ) As the car ages,I'm sure your site will come in handy for me. Good luck with this and your other projects!
Re: E-Brake handle
Great to know that the photos are being put to good use!
The e-brake seems to disassemble itself because the screw that holds it together vibrates loose over the years.
To put it back together, I put the large, plastic brake piece into the metal arm, and played around with it until it fit into place.
The button sits on the end of it, and the handle slips over and is screwed in.
Cheers!
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