UIM in Toronto area and some general quesitions
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UIM in Toronto area and some general quesitions
Hey guys.
Anyone in the Toronto area know where I can get a UIM for a decent price? I am thinking I do not want to wait too long before doing this...
The receipts I got from the original owner show that the intake manifold gaskets were replaced at about 93k km (144k now). This happened about 4 years ago. Says nothing about the UIM tho.
The parts replaced were:
Gasket 12537197 & 17113137
Anyone know what these part numbers are?
So, I don't see anything about the UIM anyway.
Also, is there any easy way to check if things are going bad?
Thanks!
Erik
Anyone in the Toronto area know where I can get a UIM for a decent price? I am thinking I do not want to wait too long before doing this...
The receipts I got from the original owner show that the intake manifold gaskets were replaced at about 93k km (144k now). This happened about 4 years ago. Says nothing about the UIM tho.
The parts replaced were:
Gasket 12537197 & 17113137
Anyone know what these part numbers are?
So, I don't see anything about the UIM anyway.
Also, is there any easy way to check if things are going bad?
Thanks!
Erik
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GM PART # 12537197 *
CATEGORY: Manifold Gasket
PACK QTY: 1
CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $32.43
OUR PRICE: $19.23
CATEGORY: Manifold Gasket
PACK QTY: 1
CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $32.43
OUR PRICE: $19.23
This should help you build your shopping list:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...highlight=cost
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Where would we be without BC?
Note: I just got all my parts for UIM and LIM for US$220. You might think about doing the LIM gaskets as well while your in there. Mine were a real mess. They were most likely changed at 59,500miles under a GM campaign, but I can't be sure of that. Car now has 128k miles. Here'* what my LIM gaskets looked like:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=72734
Got my UIM from APN and the GM aluminum framed gaskets. There'* a REALLY good list courtesy of agrazela here : http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=71440
...and I did it all with the help of BC. Couldn't have done it without this site.
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Well, I got the APN UIM installed today and what a difference. I must have had a small vacuum leak, cause it sure smoothed the engine out. THe biggest difference is with the tranny performance. THe shift quality improved tremendously. It wasn't bad before, but now it is among the best I have experienced.
Big thumbs up for this job!
Big thumbs up for this job!
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Did you also do your LIM gaskets? I found that my UIM was not causing my coolant leak; it was the bad LIM gaskets. If you didn't do your LIMs, mark your coolant level and make sure it doesn't drop. Hopefully, your problem was UIM related and not LIM.
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Yup, did the LIM too. They actually weren't too bad as they were done a few years back, but I figured as I was in there anyway, it made sense to do them. I am too poor to do the same job multiple times.
Oh, and my UIM was definitely getting chewed up!
Oh, and my UIM was definitely getting chewed up!
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