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Old 02-22-2006, 01:10 PM
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Just did a quick search and here'* one of the good threads on front bearing replacement:

Front Bearing Replacement Thread

There are more if this doesn't do it for you.
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That'a * good plan..on the 90...you'll have nearly a whole car minus tires.

OOOOOk then, can you tell me these parts will fill the 95 SSEi

1. Starter ( 1 year old )
2. Alternator (14 months old )
3. All exterior bulbs ( head light marker parking etc. )
4. Battery ( lifetime Warranty with no car mentioned on warranty )
5. Tire Accessory kit
6. T ires
7. Interior bulbs ( dash, overhead light, glove box etc. )
8 Window motors.
9. Twilight Sentinal sensor.
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11.Relay'*

That'* off the top of my head and thanks for the link lash I'm going to print that one.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Almost any repair is possible by any member here. The right information, instruction, manual, tools and a little confidence go a long way.
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I also believe that any repair is possible, that'* why I ended up deciding to purchase this car. I'm trying to get the right information and instructions from this forum and won't start the repair untill I have it. I'm going to look into getting a manual, the Helm manual was suggested by I've never heard of it, can anyone let me know where to get one and possible pricing. Tools.....well my wife and friends call me "Tim The Tool Man" so I think I have that covered. As for confidence, it'* building more and more as I now know I have a support team behind me.

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OOOOOk then, can you tell me these parts will fill the 95 SSEi

1. Starter ( 1 year old ) Shouldn't..totally different motor...
2. Alternator (14 months old ) Doubt it
3. All exterior bulbs ( head light marker parking etc. ) Ok..you got me there
4. Battery ( lifetime Warranty with no car mentioned on warranty ) Sure
5. Tire Accessory kit Heck yeah!!!!
6. T ires I think so
7. Interior bulbs ( dash, overhead light, glove box etc. ) Some..not all
8 Window motors. Doubt it
9. Twilight Sentinal sensor. Sensor? probably will never go bad
10Jack How many do you need in a car?
11.Relay'* Sure...

That'* off the top of my head and thanks for the link lash I'm going to print that one.
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Manuals..In your own country!!!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1995-...spagenameZWDVW
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I'm going to keep an eye on those manuals BillBoost37 thanks. On a different note, I let the 95 at my son'* school and he told me that both teachers tried to read the check engine light codes and he told me that both teachers couldn't get it to work. I don't understand and he didn't go into detail. One auto teacher worked as an auto mechanic at GM for 16 years, what'* up with that??


I'll ask him to go in more details later on.
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It'* the transition year. They had protocol from OBD1 on an OBD2 connector.
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I'm going to have to be doing a lot of the same stuff for my 95 ssei -

1) New EGR (if anybody has a used one, hook a brother up)
2) Front left wheel bearing (found a great deal here ebay )
3) Fix the e-brake

Once those are fixed it should pass MD inspection. I'm not 100% sure if the ebrake is needed to pass though.[/url]
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Originally Posted by VigCS
I'm going to have to be doing a lot of the same stuff for my 95 ssei -

1) New EGR (if anybody has a used one, hook a brother up)
2) Front left wheel bearing (found a great deal here ebay )
3) Fix the e-brake

Once those are fixed it should pass MD inspection. I'm not 100% sure if the ebrake is needed to pass though.[/url]
The ebrake should be required. And most likely it'* an adjustment or a frozen cable.

EGR valve check GMPD and see if it cross references with other vehicles and years. That'll be your best way to locate one cheap.
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Guys, is there a chance you can help me out? My husband will be out of town on business for most of the next month and has asked me to start ordering parts for the above list. Can we start off with the supercharger? He already has the coupler and he directed me to http://www.cardomain.com/ride/479367/2 (Kenneth Lee'* page). Are these the parts that I order for his model year supercharger?

There were suggestions of other parts he should get and he asked me to buy them (intake gaskets, 180 thermostat and belt). I'm not mechanically inclined so I would appreciate all the help you can give (ie. part numbers, web sites, etc.)

I know I'm asking for a lot but would truly appreciate your help. I'll check back periodically for any replies. Once I complete this, then I'll carry on with the remainder of the list. Thanks again all.

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