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Dead car by Fiero Kid
Started on: 01-31-2004 09:24 PM
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Last post by: lurker on 02-01-2004 10:22 AM
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Hey,
My 2.5 duke siezed on me, but before the oil gage was reading little to no pressure but every time i have her running before she died she wasn't making any bad noises i was running a slightly heavier oil in it becuase she is an older car, the gage did seem to read bad after i did an oil change but every time i checked the oil in that three week time fram it was perfect no mettal flakes no water and still looking clean, so i assumed that my sensor went dead since it had done that to me 4 moths previous, and sadly heading home from fun with friends she decided she wasn't going to work any more so I was wondering if you have and schimatics for taking out the old dead 2.5 and instaling a new one i happened appon. If so and you do have them in any of your "caves" may i take a peek or maybe can you e-mail them to me
I have only had her for three years too, ran like a dream and i can't brin my self to junk her.
Please respond. or e-mail me at AsylumEscapee@hotmail.com

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Report this Post01-31-2004 09:30 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Jake_DragonSend a Private Message to Jake_DragonDirect Link to This Post
Welcome to the Forum
I know its too late now but it could have been a bad filter.
Try posting in the Mall. Cant really help you with the swap but if you have a place to work and the tools it should not be too hard.
Try the search and you will find lots of information about dropping the cradle.
Good Luck
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I really don't want to drop the cradel, i know i can pull it out teh top and would like to keep it simple.

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Report this Post01-31-2004 11:48 PM Click Here to See the Profile for GTDudeDirect Link to This Post
BEST OF LUCK, BUT THERE'S NO EASY WAY.

Phil

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GM auto tech for 27 years. Specializing in electrical and computer problems. Now on workers comp. and it looks like I will be unable to return to work as a tech.

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Report this Post02-01-2004 10:22 AM Click Here to See the Profile for lurkerSend a Private Message to lurkerDirect Link to This Post
2.5 out the top is not difficult, can be done in a weekend. pix in the link below.
while youve got it out, consider checking/replacing oil pan gasket, tranny seals, clutch, timing gears.

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