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I looked up the part number of the reservoir in this picture but I only come up with the white translucent reservoirs. Does anyone know what reservoir this is:
1989 US E30 Cammed S52
Under Construction: 1983 Euro E28 Cammed LQ9/LS3 Heads/Jakeb E28 LSx Kit
After wiping it down with IPA, I was just gonna use adhesion promoter then trim paint. I was even going to do the coolant reservoir that way.
So wipe it down with strong rubbing alcohol then hit it with some Dupli-Color CP199 adhesion promoter then spray it with some Fusion black spray paint. Word.
1989 US E30 Cammed S52
Under Construction: 1983 Euro E28 Cammed LQ9/LS3 Heads/Jakeb E28 LSx Kit
Yup.. Clean is the key. I like the stripe in the paint idea. Though, I would spring for a new level (or just one that works) since we have a little light that tells us the business. . .
Don't use paint, it will chip eventually. Use vinyl dye, works awesome on light colored plastics. I used black vinyl dye to turn a beige cdrom drive black for a carputer install and even after 10 years of disc changes no fading or chipping was visible.
- Josh
1990 325is
Need a shift boot? Looking to buy shift boot frames, PM if you have one to sell
Don't use paint, it will chip eventually. Use vinyl dye, works awesome on light colored plastics. I used black vinyl dye to turn a beige cdrom drive black for a carputer install and even after 10 years of disc changes no fading or chipping was visible.
good advice.
1989 US E30 Cammed S52
Under Construction: 1983 Euro E28 Cammed LQ9/LS3 Heads/Jakeb E28 LSx Kit
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