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When are you going to start this thing? I’m in need of some motivation and every time you post lately I think it’s going to be the moment when it all comes together. I just know it’s going to be glorious.
 

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When are you going to start this thing? I’m in need of some motivation and every time you post lately I think it’s going to be the moment when it all comes together. I just know it’s going to be glorious.
I hope to start the engine in 2 months. Transfer case and exhaust system aside, there are still a lot of details to address, such as cleaning electrical terminals/sockets. :D
 

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@Laredo can I ask where this clip in circle goes? It is on hose from Purge Canister and routes behind TB and connects to Vapor Canister Purge Valve Switch. Does it appear broken?
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@Laredo can I ask where this clip in circle goes? It is on hose from Purge Canister and routes behind TB and connects to Vapor Canister Purge Valve Switch. Does it appear broken?
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Yes, the other half is missing. From the factory, the charcoal canister purge line would have been routed above the PCV line. The item circled in the photograph is to secure the purge line to the PCV line.
 

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Thank you. I doubt that clips available, maybe treasure yard part.
GM 12552963 Clip, Evap Emission Canister Harness
 
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Ahhh, much better. I can confirm that Dow Corning 4 insulating compound is very easy to use. It also has great reviews, with one reviewer posting a photograph of his Land Cruiser crossing a river and him swearing by the product's ability to insulate against water.
 

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New wiper cowl (and, not seen, transmission linkages, windshield washer nozzles and 5/32" hose), wiper arms, and wiper blades. All Genuine GM components. Nonetheless, I had to gently bend the passenger side wiper arm to make the blade contact and conform to the windshield. Initially, it was ~1" away from the windshield.

Edit: In case anyone is wondering, I used J-B Weld 31319 Black RTV Silicone Sealant & Adhesive to seal the 4 outer screw holes. It seemed to be an ideal product for this application.
 

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