Subject	I would fire it up and perform functional checks then I
Posted by	SammybTT(TN) on January 14, 2014 at 12:09 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Where should I begin when restoring a 93TT that has been posted by BeefEaterZfro on January 13, 2014 at 11:17 PM
Message	replace the timing belt if it has been sitting for 7 years as age and climate affects the life span as well as usage. This is cheap insurance. Good luck and my condolences on your loss of a friend.
Follow Ups	Where should I begin when restoring a 93TT that has been - BeefEaterZfro 23:05:48 01/13/14 120k kit, fluid flushes, and then go from there - Stanky 23:10:21 01/13/14 I'm in the same boat, - ZoneX 22:47:17 01/14/14 Re: Where should I begin when restoring a 93TT that has been - BeefEaterZfro 23:17:52 01/13/14 I would fire it up and perform functional checks then I - SammybTT(TN) 12:09:21 01/14/14 2nd to Sammy's advice. Nice tribute to your friend to keep - ZXoltan 15:48:34 01/14/14 Put dynamite in gas tank, light fuse, stand back. - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 00:44:23 01/14/14 Re: Where should I begin when restoring a 93TT that has been - moxie (SF) 00:51:31 01/14/14 Keeping it a "rolling restoration". Avoid the temptation - Gordo 93TT Daytona 10:49:58 01/14/14 "ongoing" sounds nicer than "unfinished" (n/m) - MixManMash 12:07:48 01/14/14 It's too late for me... the trap was already sprung. (n/m) - Inzane 12:21:12 01/14/14 Ain't that the truth. (n/m) - dogpile 22:28:17 01/14/14 Mine sat for 8 years. It's not hopeless! - Stokens (AR) 12:15:05 01/14/14 My comeback post: - Stokens (AR) 12:20:30 01/14/14 This gives me a little more hope. Thanks for the - BeefEaterZfro 17:48:21 01/14/14
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