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  1. norcal2

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    #176 norcal2, Sep 9, 2013
    Great Job!
     
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    #177 BlueBiturbo, Sep 9, 2013
    Thanks.
    I'm having fun with this restoration.
     
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    #180 BlueBiturbo, Sep 10, 2013
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    Brake fluid reservoir cover after chrome process.
    Used to be silver, I guess chrome looks better.
    Cost : $13.50

    Hmmmm... DOT-3 ?
    Why not DOT-4 or DOT-5 ?

    Perhaps they did not have that back in 1993
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    #183 B R, Sep 10, 2013
    Yeah, but on the plus side, you will probably get better gas mileage!
     
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    #184 BlueBiturbo, Sep 10, 2013
    At 5mpg city and 8mpg freeway with stock tires, I think the improvement will only add 0.5mpg.

    :p
     
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    #186 BlueBiturbo, Sep 11, 2013
    I just left the garage.
    I don't remember if we have a wiring diagram.
    Will check with my mechanic tomorrow.

    Where are You located ?
    Your car looks good. Is it Fuel injection / carb ?
    I notice the car has newer generation Pirelli Scorpion (no sand lips)
     
  12. rhyno

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    #187 rhyno, Sep 11, 2013
    You guys are making me miss my old LM! Great job
     
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    #188 tender, Sep 12, 2013
    I am from Moscow/Russia. It is Fuel injection and we made a lot of work with the roof (reinforced metal and reinforced the ship's entire body filler)

    we have to come up with new technologies for the restoration or replacement of the details that we can not find anywhere else :)
    I will show later on the list, maybe you can tell where you can get that spare parts...
    Please look for the wiring diagrams, I would be very grateful if you could share them ..
    Thank you!
     
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    #189 BlueBiturbo, Sep 12, 2013
    Thanks Rhyno.

    I wonder how many people on this board who still own an LM
     
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    #190 BlueBiturbo, Sep 12, 2013
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    Unfortunately we don't have the LM002 wiring diagram :(
    We are replacing every cables anyway, the we will write our own new wiring diagram.

    Parts are pretty easy to find in common websites such as LAMBORGHINI PARTS, SERVICE and RESTORATION, www.jegs.com. evans auto, cats exotics, Chad, Emilio, etc.
    Plenty of similar parts used in Alfa romeo, Triumph, Audi, Ducati, that I bought from E-bay.
    Feel free to ask me any parts that You need, I will point You to the place that I acquire them.
    I post pics and progress here so that everyone can contribute and learn the do's and dont's in restoring / repairing LMs.

    I will be interesting to see Your car's progress.
    Do share the pics in this forum please.

    Cheers,
    Taffy
     
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    #191 tender, Sep 13, 2013
    Thank you Taffy, I will make the pictures tonight and show.
    Here is the list if spare parts we need
    http://pumpshooter.com/nzFBPd02
    and text list
    air intake 001325519
    Silent block spacer 002321941
    Heater valve 004725452
    stop (stop) the door 009221014
    Light rear left 009250058
    lamp, rear right 009250133
    The lock front door 009221047
    with keys
    Front right turn signal 006318972
    air conditioning 004522956
    compressor
    Also thank you for the list of websites. Lambostaff I checked already, will try others.

    Best regards,
    Andrey
     
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    #192 BlueBiturbo, Sep 13, 2013
    I sent You a PM
     
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    #197 BlueBiturbo, Sep 14, 2013
    Thanks to Prof. Indra
     
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    #198 BlueBiturbo, Sep 17, 2013
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    Gonna replace this 2kg 7,250 rpm fan.
    (No fan clutch ! Fan tips travelling @573 km/h or mach .56 on full speed)

    Will fit BMW E34 M5 11-blade plastic fan (same diameter) with fan clutch that stops at 2,500 rpm.
    Huge weight difference and noise reduction.
    We decided not to go full electric fan.
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    #200 BlueBiturbo, Sep 24, 2013
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    Old Exhaust system (from headers to end of muffler) :
    55kg measured

    ANSA Sport SS Exhaust system :
    37kg in two big delivery boxes. I guess it is 35 kg without the packaging cartons and bubble wraps.

    Savings:
    ca 20kg (44lbs)
    For a car that weights 3,000kg (6,600 lbs) the weight saving percentage is small though
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