Editing Pictures needed

Almost all of the articles on the Crankshaft Coalition Wiki could benefit from additional pictures, specifically those on the list below. If you have one, please [[Special:Upload|upload it to the wiki]].

For details on finding images, see [[Finding images]]. After you upload a pic, if you need to know how to add it into an article, see [[Adding images]].

*If you upload a picture listed below, please edit this article to remove it from the list.
*If you're working on an article that needs a pic, please add it the list below.

==List of pictures needed, by article==
*[[Blowers]] -- needs a pic of a blower to start, will probably need other blower-related pics too.
*[[Body and exterior tips]] -- any of the tips could theoretically benefit from a pic, especially the more popular ones, or the ones that may be most difficult to visualize.
*[[Buffing your newly-finished paint]] -- could use some basic pics of buffers and buffing technique being displayed.
*[[Ceramic insulation]]
*[[Cheapo paint job]] -- needs pics of various "Cheapo" paint solutions and botched cheapo paint jobs.
*[[DynoSim combinations]]
*[[Epoxy primer]] -- could benefit from a pic of various cans of epoxy primer products.
*[[First paint job]] -- plenty of pics needed, for all the various tools and materials involved, and especially the different techniques.
*[[Header design]] -- pics of the various different types of headers.
*[[Health and Safety in the Shop or Garage]] -- needs two kinds of pics: pics of proper safety procedures and equipment, and pics of injuries (gruesome is fine, they'll probably be more effective that way).
*[[Hitch custom fabrication]]
*[[Leakdown tester homemade engine cylinder troubleshooting tool]] -- could use a pic of the actual tool, or it being used.
*[[How do turn signals work?]] -- can start with a basic pic of a turn signal mechanism at the top. Then, every different part of the turn single system can have an accompanying pic.
*[[Finding vacuum leaks]] -- each different method for finding vacuum leaks should be accompanied by a relevant pic.
*[[How to document your project]] -- to start, this just needs a basic "documentation" pic, maybe of a project notebook.
*[[How to find an electrical drain]] -- a pic of a multimeter in action should be fine to start.
*[[How to find your next project]] -- a pic of a good project candidate, "found" in an alley, barn, or other place would be a fine pic to place at the top of the article.
*[[Installing Mustang II IFS spindles]] -- needs a pic for each step of the process.
*[[How to rebuild an engine]] -- basic "engine being rebuilt" pic could go on top, with numerous other pics for different sections of the article.
*[[How to solder electrical connections]] -- needs a pic at the top of an electrical connection being properly soldered. Then, every step of the procedure should be accompanied by a relevant pic.
*[[VIN decoding]] -- just needs a pic at the top, of a VIN plate.
*[[John Deere Blitz Black paint]] -- needs more pics of JDBB paint jobs.
*[[Long term storage preparation]] -- could use a pic of a vehicle properly prepped for long term storage.
*[[Media blasting]]
*[[Rearend removal]] -- needs pictures demonstrating each step of the procedure.
*[[Removing chrome trim]] -- needs a pic of the the listed chrome-removal tool, or a pic demonstrating it in action.
*[[Removing stuck fasteners]] -- could use a quintessential "stuck fastener" pic for the top of the page. Then, every single technique should be accompanied by a pic demonstrating its use.
*[[Rewiring a vehicle]] -- needs many pics. Each step of the various procedures should be illustrated with a pic.
*[[Rust]] -- needs pics of rust in various stages, as well as pics illustrating various rust-removal techniques.
*[[Suspension: designs, shapes, sizes]] -- each different type of suspension needs a pic illustrating it.
*[[The FREE T Bucket plans]] -- needs a quintessential finished T Bucket pic for the top of the article, to start.
*[[Window removal and installation]] -- needs pics of the various tools and techniques involved in window removal and installation.
*[[Working with chromed bolts]] -- needs a pic demonstrating the technique described for working with chromed bolts.

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