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07-11-2013
They might not know how best to do them. I had an admin on a 3800 board once pull the LIM and UIM back off a car to replace an elbow. I said, "or you could have taken this one thing off". It was not a happy day for that guy.
Take that link and maybe give it a try. Or take that to them, say "BillBoost says it takes less than an hour for anyone." One hour of labor plus $4 elbows from the parts store and coolant.. poof.
07-11-2013
if you pop the lim off, the lower elbow is not changed, and thats 1/2 the job.
07-11-2013
Just to clarify, this applies for a 2004 GP?
07-11-2013
yes, all 97 and up 3800 engine GP, regal, bonnies, monties. and so on.
07-11-2013
I live in Delaware. At $1002 I'll come to Ohio to replace an elbow.
07-19-2013
I just did mine. Started losing coolant a couple of weeks ago and gradually got worse. I thought it was the water pump at first, but closer inspection revealed the leakage was coming out of the intake/elbow joint. Dorman/HELP makes metal ones now, part no. 47065HP. $12 a pair at Advance Auto. The job was fairly easy as such things go. The only difficulties were getting the broken plastic ends out of the holes, and getting the air bled out afterward. It's all good now.
07-19-2013
I pulled mine out and broke them when I did my rockers, replaced them with metal. Pulled them off again to do my I/C, no problem, they went right back in. metal FTW!
07-20-2013
If you had our beer you'd understand, Eh?Originally Posted by BillBoost37
It's more like a brass pole, and they do dance longer. And in Canada nudity really means NUDE!
07-20-2013
Correction 95 and up 3800 engines. Oldsmobiles had the Series II in 95 as did the Bonnies.
Originally Posted by The Sunfire Guy
07-23-2013
Ya but are car go faster with that cool dense airFWIW it only takes two hours if you live in Canada. Things take longer when you are close to the north pole.
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