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Old 12-18-2007, 06:26 PM
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88000 miles is bad for 88's

i have a 93 olds 88 in in the year 2007 i have had so many issues with this car. so i figured i would tell the community ya know no big problems so far but..
im just gonna list them all =D

TPS
IAC
MAF
EGR
ICM
coils
ignition cylinder (vat related)
radiator
condenser
160F THERMOSTAT
transmission
master cylinder
brake booster 2 weeks after master cylinder =D
right control arm (bent)
3 new tires 1 new wheel (bent) 03 aztek wheels
4 new moog springs
4 new gabrial ultra struts
melted the power wire to my trunk for audio
rear wheel hub (right)
rear wheel cylinders

so ya nothing to bad i guess...
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Re: 88000 miles is bad for 88's

I'm sure that some of these were unavoidable but how many were caused by driving habits and "mods?" I highly doubt that all of this "just happened." Just sayin...
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Re: 88000 miles is bad for 88's

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I'm sure that some of these were unavoidable but how many were caused by driving habits and "mods?" I highly doubt that all of this "just happened." Just sayin...
well the wheel and control arm got bent by a CAR KILLER pothole
master cylinder was leaking when i bought the car in 05 lol and the leaking MS probably caused the brake booster to fail
all normal stuff nothing tooooo bad

but for mods im sitting on a Series 1 S/C w/o a transmission the engine was out of a 93 park ave 93k on it i took the engine apart and ran all the stuff threw a parts cleaner and made it look all nice and new also a custom 2.8in pulley on the blower
buutt the engine w/ blower was 1k computer was $75
and the trans is $2600
its the 4t60e-hd off of the series 2
and i just cant afford that right now im saving up for it now and hope to have
i would love to use that 4t65e-hd but i dont think its possible from what i have read on www.v6z24.com
all this done by may
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I'm sure that some of these were unavoidable but how many were caused by driving habits and "mods?" I highly doubt that all of this "just happened." Just sayin...
but ya i was a bit hard on it when i first got it but ive settled down a sh*t ton
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