You are in a tough spot. Putting down a membrane will just trap the moisture in the concrete. The real answer is get rid of the moisture first, but I know that is a hard and expensive thing to do.

Maybe RadonSeal would be worth looking into. It's a penetrating sealer for blocking water vapor and radon gas. I don't think it would fix water seepage, though.

@@scottdegan8962 It is a touch one, it's like building a damn. It's pretty hard to do, water will find a way up through almost whatever if it has no where else to go.

I will have an update video out shortly. The arc of the wheel well look pretty good on the wolf steel panels, but trim pieces (door moldings) will not fit properly out of the box, and the contour down the wheel opening is also much more pronounced. Kind of like if you added fairs to the rear of the crx.

@@ResearchDesignBuild Ok, thanks for information and waiting for your video. Maybe one more quick question. Are they worth money? :) thanks

Well you can definitely over torque if you wanted to for some reason. And it will tell you by how much it over torqued it. I'm not sure why you would want to though.

@@ResearchDesignBuild no, I mean the digital beeping instead of the click that stops your turning makes it easier to over torque by mistake.

Lo siento, no hablo español, así que uso el traductor de Google. Pero todo lo que necesitas hacer es doblar un poco las pequeñas pestañas de metal que conectan la batería a la placa de circuito y se restablecerá la conexión eléctrica. El diseño permite que esas pestañas desgasten su punto de conexión con el tablero de control, por lo que es necesario moverlas a un nuevo punto de conexión en el tablero de control. Espero que esto ayude.

My basement floor drain is in my mechanical room so I didn't have to worry about access as I didn't put subfloor in the mechanical room. you are right though if it was in the middle of the finished space you would need to make some access. Access through the subfloor panel would be easy, just have a section cut out that you can pull up. But making it look good with whatever flooring you put on top of the subfloor will be the tricky part. Would be much easier with tile, or vinyl or even wood than with carpet.

Was it noisy before or did it just let go with no warning?

crxseth knows exactly how to restore a CRX. His builds are incredibly nice, and level of detail is next to none. Wait till the next video you will see this is going to be going in a direction that is much different.

Thanks I have generally cut out music all together now, but it was something that I was experimenting with.

Thanks glad it helped out

Perfect!

I ordered through Windsor Plywood, but I contacted Saw stop directly to get the part numbers first. You can order direct through SawStop, however SawStop does give free shipping to places like Windsor Plywood if they order enough all at once. So I waited to get on the next stock order for the store and jumped in to get free shipping. Not sure of the price difference between the 3HP and the 5HP. But I can't see it being that much of a difference. On the other hand I can't see why a person would really need a 5HP or larger Saw. I know this saw is night and day difference from my 1.5 HP saw I was using before. But not having used the 3HP model if is isn't a big cost to go up to the 5 HP motor and you have the power supply for it, I would just go for it and get the 5 HP one.

I only did the one side that was leaking. Sometimes you open things up and can make things worse, so as the old saying goes, if it isn't broken, don't fix it.

Yes I believe it is.

thanks!

Sorry it's a really tight space to get into so very hard to film. I did use snap ring pliers to get in there and spread the clip apart and then used a hook tool I have to pull it up. I'm not sure there is a really nice way of doing it as it isn't really a proper snap ring with the holes in it for snap ring pliers.

You can order a set through Wolf Steel. alfaparts.net/crx.htm Prices are in USD but the shop is in Canada.