96 SSEi - *UPDATE 6/7/05 Complete Crank kit needed
07-03-2005, 10:41 AM
#1
Senior Member
Posts like a Turbo
Thread Starter
96 SSEi - *UPDATE 6/7/05 Complete Crank kit needed
I am having an issue, maybe someone can help.
I can't seem to have the guts to want to sell my 97 SE to anyone and then have the new owner give me a call with a problem in a week or month, I don't want to deal with this type of problem so I would rather trade it for an SSEi if I could.
91-95 or 96-99?
I have found a couple of 91-95 years and I also found a 95 or 96 SEE SC for sale.
What should I be looking for when looking at the 91-95 years?
All of these cars are at used car lots and not at big type dealers so I am expecting to see wholesale cars which may have issues themselves.
This board has made me SC nuts and my mission lately has been to look for one.
remember:
My reason to look this way is because I can't seem to want to sell my 97 SE to someone and then have the new owner give me a call with a problem in a week or month, I don't want to deal with problems so I would rather trade it for an SSEi if I could.
Crazy Huh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
I can't seem to have the guts to want to sell my 97 SE to anyone and then have the new owner give me a call with a problem in a week or month, I don't want to deal with this type of problem so I would rather trade it for an SSEi if I could.
91-95 or 96-99?
I have found a couple of 91-95 years and I also found a 95 or 96 SEE SC for sale.
What should I be looking for when looking at the 91-95 years?
All of these cars are at used car lots and not at big type dealers so I am expecting to see wholesale cars which may have issues themselves.
This board has made me SC nuts and my mission lately has been to look for one.
remember:
My reason to look this way is because I can't seem to want to sell my 97 SE to someone and then have the new owner give me a call with a problem in a week or month, I don't want to deal with problems so I would rather trade it for an SSEi if I could.
Crazy Huh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
07-03-2005, 10:47 AM
#2
DINOSAURUS BOOSTUS
Expert Gearhead
Ok...you got the SC bug. Welcome to our club.
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
07-03-2005, 10:55 AM
#3
Senior Member
True Car Nut
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Chicago,IL MWBF '04 SURVIVOR MWBF '05 SURVIVOR Napa Manager
Posts: 3,955
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally Posted by BillBost37
Ok...you got the SC bug. Welcome to our club.
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
07-03-2005, 11:39 AM
#5
Senior Member
Posts like a Turbo
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Kennginn
Originally Posted by BillBost37
Ok...you got the SC bug. Welcome to our club.
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
07-03-2005, 11:42 AM
#6
Senior Member
Posts like a Turbo
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by BillBost37
Ok...you got the SC bug. Welcome to our club.
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
After all the A/C posts, that will be the first thing to check.
SC will be next
so on and so on.....
How should I check the trans on a SC car?
07-03-2005, 11:42 AM
#7
Senior Member
True Car Nut
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Chicago,IL MWBF '04 SURVIVOR MWBF '05 SURVIVOR Napa Manager
Posts: 3,955
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally Posted by nick *
Originally Posted by Kennginn
Originally Posted by BillBost37
Ok...you got the SC bug. Welcome to our club.
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
07-03-2005, 11:43 AM
#8
Senior Member
Posts like a Turbo
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Kennginn
Originally Posted by nick *
Originally Posted by Kennginn
Originally Posted by BillBost37
Ok...you got the SC bug. Welcome to our club.
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?
Things to look for are wet headliners, wet carpets. Specifically under the carpet and pad being wet is usually visible in a car that has been closed by wet windows on the inside.
Open the rear doors and pull down that little rubber strip around the fender well. Look for rust. See how it runs...check for fans working...how does the coolant look. Is there any sounds from the supercharger (coupler).....Does the AC work?