What did you do to your 2002 today !

[its55]

This arrived today; couldn't resist buying it when it came up on Ebay...

 

 

[Chimi562]

Only thing I was able to do on a rainy evening. I swapped in the new flasher relay for led lights.

[Pablo M]

6 hours ago, popovm said:

 

The answer is always Miata... unless you have a 2002.

I loved my Miata. Regret selling it actually, but couple cars later and here I am with a 2002tii. Plan on some track time for the 02, but not full fledged race car. 
 

[tzei]

Dp came out to look like this. Hmmm no matter.

[BarneyT]

Drove almost a hundred miles today with four of my friends and then stopped for BBQ, it was a good day… we followed the shores of the Colorado river today drove on lime Creek Road/fm1431/cow creek…

 

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[Pablo M]

Installed new (to me) steering wheel. Still waiting on horn button and I’ll have to replace the horn thingy that contacts the circle contact (can’t recall the name at the moment) 

 

 

measures 365mm to outside. Fits inside the OE wheel. 
 

also in the middle of replacing a WUR hose. 

[SydneyTii]

The horn thingy sounds a perfectly reasonable name to me😜😂

[dlacey]

 

Sunday morning drive for the 2002s.. our normal route to Teluk Bahang dam.

[Pablo M]

1 hour ago, SydneyTii said:

The horn thingy sounds a perfectly reasonable name to me😜😂

Carbon Pin! Thats the real name. I like mine better though lol.

 

[Greg R aka Big_Lebowski]

A few pics from today’s Texas Hill Country drive.  

[DanJer Motorsports]

Did a good clean then drove her for the first time in a while. These cars are magic. 
 

I hate cleaning it because I see how bad the body is. I have a lot of work ahead of me. Oof

[catlin]

Drove it! 72tii 

 

The L light came on and the battery died. I was able to drive it home though for 20 mins with the lights on…so the alternator must be working just enough to power these things? I’ll have to do research. Maybe Voltage Regulator or belt just isn’t tight enough. 

[Shiparino]

Work on the 75 this weekend: Removed and prep'd the brake calipers and drums for paint.  Finally removed the transmission and drive shaft.  Prep'd the rear suspension sub-assy for removal, but it's hung up on one of the front mounting bolts.  Passenger side slid right off, but the drivers side just won't budge.  Any ideas?

[Son of Marty]

You need to keep the subframe some what level and then pry the side thats stuck, a bit of penitrating oil will help.

[Shiparino]

5 minutes ago, Son of Marty said:

You need to keep the subframe some what level and then pry the side thats stuck, a bit of penitrating oil will help.

Thanks for the response.  I've done those two things, jack on the pass side plus under the diff, penetrating oil, but the prying just stretches out the rubber mount.  Will have to get back at it next weekend.