First off sorry for the long post... I've been using my Bonneville as my DD for almost three weeks. It'* been completely flawless the whole time. I've replaced/repaired a TON of things since I got it. Here'* what I can remember:

Replaced fuel filler neck
Replaced a bad coil
Fixed misc. dead bulbs
Repaired fuel line leak
New front brakes, back ones are ok for now.
Cleaned MAF sensor
New plugs (Autolite)
Wires (Duralast, AutoZone'* brand)
O2 sensor (Denso)
Oil change/ new filter (Pennzoil, Fram :?)
Fuel filter (Fram)
Air filter (Fram again...)
New wipers (Michelin)
2 New tires (Cooper GLS'es)

Even after all of this work, I still feel like I could do better. My question is, would replacing the FPR and/or PCV valve benefit me at all (performance, gas mileage wise)? And besides those, are there any other parts that I could replace that would help?


A completely unrelated side note....

This is my friend'* mom'* Bonneville. I know they've been talking about selling it and getting something newer, so this might be my future car. You can see my Bonnie behind it to the left.


And here'* a close-up of mine.

couple of nice looin bonnevilles there

Sounds like you got a lot done already. I see no reason to change the FPR unless it'* giving you trouble. The PCV is cheep and easy to change, I say do it. Other then that, sounds like your all set.

Thanks.

Sounds like I'll be changing the PCV valve this weekend, and then it'll be all done.

Thanx for sharing. The clouds reflecting off the paint is awesome.

X2...If you could capture that in a paint job with some pearl essence paint, that would be friggin awesome!

I replaced the PCV valve, but I broke the MAP sensor in half because I was curious and wanted to take it off to look at it. Went straight to AZ, bought a replacement and put it on right there in the parking lot.

Curiosity broke the sensor you know.

..and hopefully killed a handful of cats and stupid chicken that wanted to cross the road just to see what was on the other side.