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Restore my buick electra 1969 :)


sebastienbuick

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reassembly of part of the front axle.
it was not easy to compress the spring ^^.
the ground of this garage is of the ground, and a small wind and the dust of the ground this poses everywhere. suddenly there is dust everywhere on the new paint chassis :( 
I'll have to clean the entire frame with the sponge.

 

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Hello everyone, here are some pictures of the work.
so I continue with the rest of the front train.
some pieces were already anti-gravel and other no, so much to do I have to iron.

before:

 

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after :

 

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I saw that there was the side pulling driver who was twisted (probably an old accident).
so I took the tie to a garage equipped with a press to straighten the tie rod. Normally I'll get it back on Saturday.
I also controlled the front of the frame to see if he had moved, not nothing has moved, everything is right :) 

 

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Hello everyone, I have not received the rest of the pieces yet.
so I continue with two plastic fairings set on the front of the frame.
I scratch the old paint and grease residue, sanded.
I then apply a paint grip for plastic, and then black paint finish

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8 hours ago, wndsofchng06 said:

Don't forget to ground your tank since you painted where the straps go, otherwise your sending unit won't work.

 

 

Hello ,  thank you wndsofchng06 :) 
Sorry I did not understand (or the translator did not translate well), what do you mean by "sending unit"?
thank you ;) 

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Windsofchng was saying that the fuel tank needs to be grounded for the fuel gauge to work properly.  Now that the tank is painted you should consider adding a dedicated ground wire between the tank and the chassis.

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5 hours ago, EmTee said:

Windsofchng was saying that the fuel tank needs to be grounded for the fuel gauge to work properly.  Now that the tank is painted you should consider adding a dedicated ground wire between the tank and the chassis.

 

 

ok thank you very much EmTee :) .
but I planned to change this thread ;) 

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Hello everyone, I went on holiday in America for two weeks :) .
A great trip! :) 

here is the continuation of the work of the buick :) 
application of a product for "hollow body" in all the crosses of the box, and I did the same thing at places not eccesible on the frame.

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