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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Rochester, NY
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Re: Not really a build, but a "Make Drivable Again" post
Yeah.
So $70 to tow it home, $30 for used starter, $80 in misc other parts, and it's still sitting in my driveway. Starter is a PAIN IN THE ASS to remove. Just say no if asked to replace one. Top bolt SUCKS. Now after some trouble shooting, it turns over, but doesn't fire. Going to do plugs, wires, and compression test when I get a chance to assess those areas, which should give me an indication of why it isn't firing. Changed the oil, and it was black, but no metal in it. So that's good. Fuel pressure is good too. Got some interior parts for it. Replaced the locks and ignition since I didn't have a good key, and got a second remote for it. Still fixing a bunch of stuff inside it. Filled up the leaking tire and cleaned the wheels and wiped off the dirt on the body and it is pretty shiny. So once I get it running again, I'll be stoked and should be a fun driver. Only pic I have of after cleaning it off: ![]() Oh yeah, it is a 4.0L (only available engine in 95 sport) and I believe the 4x4 works, although the transfer case leaks some. Once it is running, I'll change the fluid in the transfer case and diff's just to be safe. Trans fluid too possibly.
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1970 Blazer 350/SM465/205 SOLD! | 1998 Z3 Last edited by JimmyFloyd; 12-23-2009 at 01:09 PM. |
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