If I can't fix it, how should I get rid of it?
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If I can't fix it, how should I get rid of it?
I have a 2000 Z28 with plenty of mods. I'm pretty sure the engine is hosed because of a failed oil pump (I'm in the process of replacing it now). I have a moser 12-bolt, nice wheels and tires. I'd obviously like to get the most money out of it as possible.
Should I part out the car, or somehow sell a non-running vehicle? I've never done this before, so any suggestions are appreciated.
Should I part out the car, or somehow sell a non-running vehicle? I've never done this before, so any suggestions are appreciated.
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[QUOTE=poconojoe;10882261]Fix it, you can get a lot more for a running vehicle[/QUOT
Update... its fixed. I replaced the oil pump and its running good. I think I averted a disaster here.
Update... its fixed. I replaced the oil pump and its running good. I think I averted a disaster here.
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Oil pump seal to pickup tube or a sticky relife valve due to tarnish buildup. Either way, the lower end is most likely hosed. Replace the shortblock and enjoy the car. Or replace the shortbock and sell the car. Or just sell it as it. No reason to part the car as if it was totaled out when all it needs is a motor.