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what i did this afternoon

bixxjs

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Hi All
Getting the engine ready to pull out,labelling up all the electrical and vacuum connections is a must be really tedious.
 

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pancho400cid

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Get out your camera and take PLENTY of photos.

Ding! Labeling is great, but pix are awesome. Take pix of everything, no matter how obvious it seems coming apart.

I like those tags, but some have to come off to do any re-build work. Those tags are much better than duct-tape-and-sharpie-pen method (which wears off).

As you apparently know, however tedious and time consuming it seems now is nothing compared to figuring out what went where later - and the ORDER stuff needs to go back together in.
 
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joe--h

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Why on earth would you label all that?

Surely you're not thinking of putting it back in?

Don't you have 350 Chevys there?

Joe H
 

txvwnut

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That V-12 Jag is a better engine than a 350 Chevy. Too bad it's not it an E-type as you can pull the nose on them. I never did like working them in the XJS or the XJ saloons.
 
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