190k miles advice to keep her going strong
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And a compression test has already been recommended:
"Speaking of basics, how about doing a proper compression test on it to see where you stand; it might just be pretty damn healthy, and just in need of some new ignition parts ..."
Last edited by John D in CT; 10-04-2011 at 01:09 AM.
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Read ALL about it in the sticky at the top of all of the pages in this forum.
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Installed trans cooler yesterday. I figured since whats wrong w/ engine is wrong I would protect the trans first. Thinking protecting what is still good would be the way to go and that was my reasoning behind trans cooler first
Started hitting all the bolts on exhaust manifold, plugs, everything that needs to come out for plenum w/ PB blaster. Thinking a coulple nights of soaking them good would make the job easier.
How hard is it to remove and redrill broken of manifold bolts?
Started hitting all the bolts on exhaust manifold, plugs, everything that needs to come out for plenum w/ PB blaster. Thinking a coulple nights of soaking them good would make the job easier.
How hard is it to remove and redrill broken of manifold bolts?
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My advice would be to drive it everyday and keep up with your fluid changes. Keep an eye on things, once a month climb inuder the hood and poke and prod to make sure everything is ok. Squeeze hoses, check for oil deposits in you driveway, look for wet spots on the underside of her. You'll get a bunch more miles just giving her a good run everyday.