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This car is for sale down the street from me with this info????
Think its worth it?
1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSEI
153,000 miles. Air bags, abs, ps, lthr, p/seats, p/windows, stereo, sunroof, supercharger.
Many mechanical upgrades in last 3 years: Complete rebuild of transmission (cost $1900), new radiator, struts, water pump, rotors & pads, front wheel bearings, spindle (ABS) assemblies, pcv valve & spark plugs, and crankshaft pulley. White GM paint is beginning to flake. Currently needs oil pump primed for it to run. (Took it to a mechanic to fix crankshaft pulley. He put on a new one, but either overtightened the part or put it on wrong, causing it to crack. Drove it away and less than 20 miles later the car wouldn't start up. Didn't realize the crankshaft pulley was cracked because that part was just fixed. Trying to start the car a couple of times with the part cracked caused the oil pump to lose its prime. We have since replaced the crankshaft pulley again, but the oil pump still needs priming. Perfect project for someone who likes working on cars and wants to get it running again. Or can be bought for parts).
$650, cash only.
Think its worth it?
1994 Pontiac Bonneville SSEI
153,000 miles. Air bags, abs, ps, lthr, p/seats, p/windows, stereo, sunroof, supercharger.
Many mechanical upgrades in last 3 years: Complete rebuild of transmission (cost $1900), new radiator, struts, water pump, rotors & pads, front wheel bearings, spindle (ABS) assemblies, pcv valve & spark plugs, and crankshaft pulley. White GM paint is beginning to flake. Currently needs oil pump primed for it to run. (Took it to a mechanic to fix crankshaft pulley. He put on a new one, but either overtightened the part or put it on wrong, causing it to crack. Drove it away and less than 20 miles later the car wouldn't start up. Didn't realize the crankshaft pulley was cracked because that part was just fixed. Trying to start the car a couple of times with the part cracked caused the oil pump to lose its prime. We have since replaced the crankshaft pulley again, but the oil pump still needs priming. Perfect project for someone who likes working on cars and wants to get it running again. Or can be bought for parts).
$650, cash only.
I would put that in the For Sale section.
And as this sounds WAY TO FAMILIAR.. follow my advice from last time. Stay away from this car.
Harmonic balancers don't just "crack"
Oil pumps don't lose prime like this
20 miles on a broken part could have killed anything.
RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And as this sounds WAY TO FAMILIAR.. follow my advice from last time. Stay away from this car.
Harmonic balancers don't just "crack"
Oil pumps don't lose prime like this
20 miles on a broken part could have killed anything.
RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I do want a 96+ but I am unable to find one. this car just looked in good condition a lot better then my 95 atleast. lol even if I threw my trans or motr into this body that would be cool. is it hard to swwap engines?
You'd put this trans in?
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...hlight=#698393
I wouldn't suggest that.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...hlight=#698393
I wouldn't suggest that.
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Nov 22, 2002 04:28 PM






Jay, i thought you wanted a 96+ ssei?
