I don't know how much longer the body will hold together but I'll drive it until it falls in half. I changed the oil in it and the wifes car today
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I don't know how much longer the body will hold together but I'll drive it until it falls in half. I changed the oil in it and the wifes car today
Ok made the hole for the stop pin for the fuel gauge
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Danielle, I have a big open junkyard I'm pretty sure I can find you a maf for the low low price of shipping ;)
I've heard from seafoaming you can clog things up when the carbon buildup breaks loose. My guess is that a plug has been fouled up. Probably just do new plugs and wires if you've never done that before.Quote:
Originally Posted by iRideGTP
Thank you for the offer Brandon. I've been wanting to go to ours for awhile now and see what goodies I can find, so let me see what I can find there. If I can't find one, I will let you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by brandonl2000
Their website says 24.99 + 4.00 core (because I would probably want to keep my old one in the event something happened)
Well I pay $2 and it walks out in my pockets. As many times as I've paid $2 to go in that junkyard, and paid for parts that were broken (seldom, but does happen), I just call it evening the score ;)
Hell, it often helps knowing the yard guy. I've paid my $1 to get in, walked out with a few small items, put them on the counter, and he tells me I am good to go.
I haven't been to a junkyard for my own car in forever. No one ever has a Stealth.
Yeah, they give me free stuff here and there as well. Stuff they don't figure is worth anything to them but mean the world to my gp lol
flipped the dog bone bushings, put my tips on.
Detailed the inside and washed it this morning, now I'm thinking about the next mod.
I put some seafoam in a vacuum line, some in the fuel, and some in the oil. I have another can I'll put in later to finish up the job.
Realized today how easy the starter is to replace on these ls4's. A buddy with a Impala wouldn't start and turned out it was a bad starter
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GXP got its first DTC. P0121, bad TPS. taking it to the dealership now. They can deal with it.
warranty?Quote:
Originally Posted by SDGTP99
Depending on which is having issues you'll either need to replace theQuote:
Originally Posted by SDGTP99
Gas Pedal Assembly (includes the position sensor) - 25830024 - Retail -$100.11
Throttle Body Assembly (actuator sometimes malfunctions) - 12631016 - Retail -$308.36
I would lean more towards the pedal having a problem and needs a new sensor but the only way to get a new sensor is with a new pedal. These new Drive-by-wire setups really made it interesting on Parts.
^^^Full Warranty. =]
Also selling the CompG rims today. Nvr even used them =\
that drive-by-wire BS is on the list of the worst ideas/inventions.
ever.
Yeah, I dislike like drive by wire myself. It's slow. And apparently more costly to repair than cable throttle bodies.
Running it low on gas. Pump doesn't seem to mind. It's old enough to know better than complain.
Shattered back window mod.....pics tomorow.