Hello guys, we did a little more on the car.
The pedal assembly is in, tried the new brake master cylinder. Found out that the rod attached to master and brake pedal is too short, so the brake pedal sits too low. We have to machine a new one to fit and make the brake pedal at the right height. The rod is too short by only 5mm!
Progress in the car has stopped due to that. we can't put the heater box because we want to have maximum of clearance those bolts are difficult to rich on that brake assembly ^^
E-brake is in also, the cable has been cleaned and lubricated and now in place. We have a little doubt on how the cable is attached to the E-brake pedal assembly, can anyone help me out we that please (with a pic or something else)?
Else, like you know now, the car was a total wreck, even if the parts were new they figured it out how to mess them up! So we tried to put back in the headliner...
That was kind of a struggle!! It was cut too short at some point etc etc, and we did as best as we could to put it right. I'll take a pic, in comparison from how it was installed when we got the car and how we installed it there is a big gap! now it doesn't look as right as it should but we did our best and it is a way better!
I'll try to post a before and after pic to show the difference.
Yesterday, we were on the brake lines, cause yes new brake master cylinder involve new brake lines. The proportioning valve and distributor is inside the new master, so we have to delete the distributor fixed on the driver front rail. Now the lines will be attached directly up there at the brake mater. With the old lines and other tubes we "designed" the shape of the new lines. The front ones are done (for left and right brakes) tonight we have to finish the rear brake line so tomorrow or later we can go to a shop that will do the custom lines for us. So will go with complete new braking lines.
We have also made new fuel line and vents, my dad had the opportunity to make them with a friend of his. Now the fuel lines are in stainless steel from high quality.
He could have done the braking lines also, but he won't take the responsibility if anything happen with the brakes which seems pretty understandable.
So that is why we'll have to go to a braking line shop to have them made.
Thanks