Picked up a Honda spree for free in 2008, barely finally got around to working on it this month. Will post pics of the raw beginnings of the project soon.
Alright first picture that I can muster. My friend is mounting the engine I bought to replace the original. Same make/model engine as the original engine being replaced
Spreestroation Project underway
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Can't beat free
Waiting on pics.
Waiting on pics.
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Free is GREAT!!
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Re: Spreestroation Project underway
Free.99 are you out of your mind?! So my friend and I finally removed the old engine (because the cylinder seized/rusted up from sitting around so long) and mounted the new engine that I bought earlier this year from a fellow honda spree forum member. Unfortunately the battery I bought 2 years ago was dry, so after we got everything mounted and hooked up we weren't able to fire it up.
So after finishing mounting the new engine and reassembling what I took apart, next order of business:
Buy a new battery and fire this thing up to see what is still in working order.
I just wanna see this thing run, even if it just moves 3 feet. Then after that, I can start cleaning it and stuff, starting with the carburetor.
So after finishing mounting the new engine and reassembling what I took apart, next order of business:
Buy a new battery and fire this thing up to see what is still in working order.
I just wanna see this thing run, even if it just moves 3 feet. Then after that, I can start cleaning it and stuff, starting with the carburetor.