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Old 07-10-2009, 02:29 PM   #1
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RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

This time my Caprice has really died and kicked the can. The transmission blew out on a simple trip to the flea market this morning, making crunching sounds and bucking like a wild bull to even just staying in "N" and not getting out.

She will be missed, and despite her problems, has kept me safe and happy to have been a Caprice owner.

Sadly, I can't afford a rebuild and will be forced to sell her. And if she can't be sold, sadly she'll need to go to where all cars end their life.

Yes, my car was a She.

RIP.. 1994-2009..
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Old 07-10-2009, 04:56 PM   #2
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

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Sadly, I can't afford a rebuild and will be forced to sell her. And if she can't be sold, sadly she'll need to go to where all cars end their life.
RIP.. 1994-2009..
Sorry to hear about your ride.
You probably won't get much for it with a blown trans but you never know.
Maybe the LT1 can find a home in another project of yours or someone elses..

RIP little Caprice
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

Try and find a used tranny.

If you do try and sell it let us know. I have a friend with a white 9C1 who would like a white Caprice that does not have a decade and a half of salt damage.
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

sorry to hear that...R.I.P chevy caprice
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

I;m so sorry . I know your car has given you a HELL of a lot of trouble, sounds like she was a lemon sadly..ahh well. Good luck with your new car whatever that may be!
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Old 07-23-2009, 07:20 PM   #6
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

She may live yet. I have found a 99k mile tranny I can put in it for $570. I figure, what the hell, worth a shot, since being verified that my R and 3rd gear are stripped...
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

If you do the tranny swap make sure you clean the tranny coolant lines/radiator tranny core..
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Old 07-29-2009, 02:31 AM   #8
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

Mechanic still has the car. This is taking an awful lot of time.

I hope they ordered the right tranny, remembering this is a 94 L99 with OBDI, and NOT a later OBDII model with an LT1..

EAGER!!!!
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Re: RIP Caprice Classic LS 94-09

Got it back, she's like a new car!! Shifting feels so different now, so does the throttle response for some odd reason.
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