Hello everyone!
Decided to tell the story of the revival of my Cosmo.
So, it all started 9-10 years ago. One of my friends knew about the existence of such a car, purchased it for himself, from Japan. Having driven it for a while on runoff car, he decided to put her tuning. One of the stages in the pursuit of greater power-has been the installation of a large intercooler. It is this, as it seems to me, and caused the death of the engine. The work was carried out not professionally! The engine almost immediately began to mope, and when the next check candles, was discovered scale of welding, stuck in the light of the candle. In total, the engine had refused to start.
The engine was removed and sent for repair to one not good person in the other end of the country. The other parts I don't know, but might have forgotten, but the engine never came back...Some time later, my friend moved to live in Nicaragua.
From time to time, knowing that in one of the garages is stored such a device, I began to wonder about his redemption, with the simultaneous collection of information on the machine. But my friend was in no hurry to sell it. But not so long ago, he decided to move to his parents,and finally he sold me Cosmo!
Thus began the history of restoration Cosmo!
Decided to tell the story of the revival of my Cosmo.
So, it all started 9-10 years ago. One of my friends knew about the existence of such a car, purchased it for himself, from Japan. Having driven it for a while on runoff car, he decided to put her tuning. One of the stages in the pursuit of greater power-has been the installation of a large intercooler. It is this, as it seems to me, and caused the death of the engine. The work was carried out not professionally! The engine almost immediately began to mope, and when the next check candles, was discovered scale of welding, stuck in the light of the candle. In total, the engine had refused to start.
The engine was removed and sent for repair to one not good person in the other end of the country. The other parts I don't know, but might have forgotten, but the engine never came back...Some time later, my friend moved to live in Nicaragua.
From time to time, knowing that in one of the garages is stored such a device, I began to wonder about his redemption, with the simultaneous collection of information on the machine. But my friend was in no hurry to sell it. But not so long ago, he decided to move to his parents,and finally he sold me Cosmo!
Thus began the history of restoration Cosmo!
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speaking of which I better take mine out before the winter hits here too!
