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Nice!

 

Stared sadly at mine. Got in a fender bender Saturday, now she isn't driveable. I can fix it, just maddening that this happened so close to graduation.

 

Sigh.

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Before

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After

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fIt5lsR.jpg (trim shine isn't dry if you see the runs)

 

Outside pic tomorrow

 

Looking great!

Amazing how so many don't take the time to keep their vehicles nice.

Posted (edited)

Nice what did you get it for?

 

 

Ryan

$4350, over book but I think with all the new/upgrade it was a decent deal.

 

 

The ad text since it was taken down

 

Re: 2002 Camaro Z28 6 speed silver

 

 

 

I had rear end rebuilt by Lesters gear here in Tulsa Has a new clutch kit and new flywheel, slave cylinder, New plugs, alternator, power steering pump, Rear end has a alburn pro series carrier, summitt racing 373 ring and pinion, Mosier axles 28 spline, front and rear slp shocks and struts, every piece of the strut assy was replaced including kyb mounts, Strano performance lowering springs, bmr front tubular upper control arms, bmr strut brace, umi rear control arms, hotchkis rear adjustable pan hard bar, front slotted and drilled rotors, all within the last 15,000 miles or year and a half, Has brand new !6 in bfg comp 2 tires, not even a hundred miles on them, Rear main seal is leaking, Drivers door window sticks going up sometimes, needs regulator or window run, also has front and rear stabalizer end link replaced at same time, also racetronix fuel pump installed. all at same time about a year and a half ago, Runs great,

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Nice - all the difficult and expensive stuff seems to be done already, aside from the rear main.

 

Our '86 Grand Marquis has been leaking there for the past 13 years of ownership. We just buy oil by the 5 gallon pail. :)

Posted

Going to Jack it way up and try to clean the undercarriage. Also troubleshoot a singalbthat won't light up(hope its a bulb, might be a socket)

Posted

thatll clean up easy lol

 

Ditch the steering wheel cover too

Posted

Wow, got a little hot there, aye? Chernobyl socket ... :lol:

Posted (edited)

thatll clean up easy lol

 

Ditch the steering wheel cover too

The guy put it on because that GM high quality soft rubber rim started to disintegrate. Think I'll just get one of those wheelskins. Had one on my BMW and they look good.

 

I replaced it, it will light up, but it still won't blink. Google results on Camaro sites say next step is a new relay, another common problem.

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Flasher fixed it. I bought the last socket so have to wait until they restock or run by other stores until I find another. They all work, for now, but I want a spare. The other front socket wasn't far behind. I think it has been replaced before also.

 

What's wierd is Amazon says they have it but the pic is way off. But that seems to be common with them and auto parts so might try another if I can't find one locally(cheaper at local stores than amazon).

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Going to go for a ride tonight in the 700 RWHP monster Camaro. :thumbs:

 

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Got an after pic, did a NanoSkin(love it!) and Colinite 845

 

 

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Going in Monday to the shop for a rear seal(double checking that is the problem tonight)

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Guess this confirms the rear main? (I AM asking)

Okay guys I cleaned it all up underneath(not super clean but removed all the freshish oil, the super old stuff will need a chisel) and it looked like this:

 

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Then....

A few minutes later:

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