SSEI @ junkyard
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SSEI @ junkyard
I wish I had some money today because I would've bought that whole engine and the trans. It had 180K miles on it and it looked like the owner kept it in good shape. The interior was black, I tried so hard to those leather covers off the seats because I'm in the process of getting a black interior by any means. I was sweating and thirsty as hell. That dam headrest is what made me stop. I couldn't get it off there were like 2 clip looking things on the headrest poles. I was mad, I hate giving up on ****, but I just didn't have the time. The seats were flawless. I hope the car is still there Monday (half off day) so I can get the seats for $10 each As of right now I'm still thinking about that interior and engine.
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You need a thin piece of metal to push down along the rods to release the headrests on an SSEi. I modified mine when I installed my headrest camera mount so I don't need a tool.
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from the looks of it, it was a 95 I didn't check the vin. I'ma go back today and try to get those seat covers before they're gone. the engine was so nice looking it even had the engine cover still on it. :o
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Originally Posted by willwren
If it had an engine cover as opposed to a SC cover, it wasn't a 95. It was 96 or newer. Look at the build date on the driver'* door edge near the latch.