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From: Robbinsdale, MN
Originally Posted by EK98
Originally Posted by willwren
The 7-band EQ is the icing on the cake.
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From: Twin Falls, Idaho
They want $400 for it.
The owner said he "put too much oil" in it and it started to develop a "knock"....hmm
"it still drives, but I would not leave town with it"
This would likely mean he spun a bearing correct?
The owner said he "put too much oil" in it and it started to develop a "knock"....hmm
"it still drives, but I would not leave town with it"
This would likely mean he spun a bearing correct?
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From: West Point, Utah - Village Idiot
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Hans are you thinking of making that a winter beater?
Originally Posted by Hans
...my dad is fubar, he has 2 vintage mercedes diesels with a 1/4 of a million miles and a cummins pickup, currently it is -10 at his house and non of the cars start, for the 10th time hes had to drive to my sisters school to start her '81 mercedes diesel, even after a new battery, new starter and such. The ammont of money hes had to put in my sisters car is over $3000, however its in pretty rough shape and probably not worth more than $1000...I hope the price is right on this bonnie..i figure, slap a few snow tires on the front and he'll have a car that will start at -30, might need a battery too. Oh one more thing, the '81 turns out it needs a new transmission, estimated cost is over $2000 to replace it, since it is so rare, that is just for parts...
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From: Twin Falls, Idaho
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
the only way to tell is to hear the motor....
and being a 95 i would suspect that upper intake as well
and being a 95 i would suspect that upper intake as well
Well thats what I said, but he said "no" lol. However it would make sense, that if the upper failed, water seeped into the bearings and it would appear he put too much oil in.
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Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
the only way to tell is to hear the motor....
