rebuilt or replace lt1
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rebuilt or replace lt1
hi guys
i just bought a camaro 1996 z28 convertible with lt1 engine and after few days the engine is blow up so what should i do
should i replace it or rebuilt it or sell it
and what is the cheaper to rebuilt or replace it ?
and how much will cost ?
i want a stock one
the car is so clean it looks like new i rather to fix it than sale it
thank you
i just bought a camaro 1996 z28 convertible with lt1 engine and after few days the engine is blow up so what should i do
should i replace it or rebuilt it or sell it
and what is the cheaper to rebuilt or replace it ?
and how much will cost ?
i want a stock one
the car is so clean it looks like new i rather to fix it than sale it
thank you
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dude only a few day it blow, after u bought it, dude ! you need get who ever sell the car to court, sound like lemon car, unless you get it for really really cheap, im talk about couple hundred dollar. does your state have lemon law ?
Do u know how to rebuild yourself, do you know how to swap engine ?
Do u know how to rebuild yourself, do you know how to swap engine ?
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dude only a few day it blow, after u bought it, dude ! you need get who ever sell the car to court, sound like lemon car, unless you get it for really really cheap, im talk about couple hundred dollar. does your state have lemon law ?
Do u know how to rebuild yourself, do you know how to swap engine ?
Do u know how to rebuild yourself, do you know how to swap engine ?
i dont know if my state has lemon low
i dont know how to rebuild it or fix it even if i know i dont have time couse im going to engineering school i am so busy
what do you recommended.
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i bought the car from old guy and he is living so far away and i do not have time for the court
i dont know if my state has lemon low
i dont know how to rebuild it or fix it even if i know i dont have time couse im going to engineering school i am so busy
what do you recommended.
i dont know if my state has lemon low
i dont know how to rebuild it or fix it even if i know i dont have time couse im going to engineering school i am so busy
what do you recommended.
and when you say blow, what exactly happent ? mabe something simple fix, if you want go cheap way, find a mechanic you trust, talk to him about the swap in another engine ( yunk yard or ebay ),
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call that old man up, mabe he can give you some moneys back, but I dont think he doing anything, since he knew the engine already have problem. how much did you pay for it ?
and when you say blow, what exactly happent ? mabe something simple fix, if you want go cheap way, find a mechanic you trust, talk to him about the swap in another engine ( yunk yard or ebay ),
and when you say blow, what exactly happent ? mabe something simple fix, if you want go cheap way, find a mechanic you trust, talk to him about the swap in another engine ( yunk yard or ebay ),
we were talking about 2000$ for replacing
but i dont know how much will cost to rebuilt it?do you have any idea
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Have you try different mechanic ? a guy told me i have to replace my engine and tranmission and clutch, because it made knock, find out my exhault it hit the something, 2 min fix, the noise is gone.
Try different mechanic.
Try different mechanic.
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and the mechanic is one of my friend
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Rod knock + blown head gasket(s) = rebuild. Find a GOOD machinist in your area. A comprehensive stock rebuild will cost about $1600.00. Find out what your mechanic will charge you to pull and reinstall the engine.
*Those from OK who can suggest a good machine shop please chime in*
*Those from OK who can suggest a good machine shop please chime in*
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BTW, lemon laws are for new cars- dealer gets 3 chances to (fail to) fix the same problem/defect before lemon litigation can be pursued. Not something you can do on a 16 year old car. These things are as-is, period unless someone is unwise enough to offer a warranty. Dealerships that come into possession of these cars and then sell them often offer a "it'll get you home" 1,000 mile warranty and that's it.
If it's a beautiful car, fix it and enjoy it. That's part of owning these cars. They demand a piece of you one way or another. But then you have a great car- you're not another random a$$hole with an Audi.
If it's a beautiful car, fix it and enjoy it. That's part of owning these cars. They demand a piece of you one way or another. But then you have a great car- you're not another random a$$hole with an Audi.
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BTW, lemon laws are for new cars- dealer gets 3 chances to (fail to) fix the same problem/defect before lemon litigation can be pursued. Not something you can do on a 16 year old car. These things are as-is, period unless someone is unwise enough to offer a warranty. Dealerships that come into possession of these cars and then sell them often offer a "it'll get you home" 1,000 mile warranty and that's it.
If it's a beautiful car, fix it and enjoy it. That's part of owning these cars. They demand a piece of you one way or another. But then you have a great car- you're not another random a$$hole with an Audi.
If it's a beautiful car, fix it and enjoy it. That's part of owning these cars. They demand a piece of you one way or another. But then you have a great car- you're not another random a$$hole with an Audi.
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BTW, lemon laws are for new cars- dealer gets 3 chances to (fail to) fix the same problem/defect before lemon litigation can be pursued. Not something you can do on a 16 year old car. These things are as-is, period unless someone is unwise enough to offer a warranty. Dealerships that come into possession of these cars and then sell them often offer a "it'll get you home" 1,000 mile warranty and that's it.
If it's a beautiful car, fix it and enjoy it. That's part of owning these cars. They demand a piece of you one way or another. But then you have a great car- you're not another random a$$hole with an Audi.
If it's a beautiful car, fix it and enjoy it. That's part of owning these cars. They demand a piece of you one way or another. But then you have a great car- you're not another random a$$hole with an Audi.
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How about oil pressure? Good? Decent? Non existent?
The short block should be assessed to see if it is a bottom end problem or just head gaskets. When you say knock noise is it a metallic ping or like someone knocking on a wood door, maybe accompanied with a bit of squeaking?
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Take a look at this it is a 95 motor I don't believe there is to much different with it. Good Luck
http://www.newgmparts.com/partlocato...layCatalogid=0
http://www.newgmparts.com/partlocato...layCatalogid=0
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Take a look at this it is a 95 motor I don't believe there is to much different with it. Good Luck
http://www.newgmparts.com/partlocato...layCatalogid=0
http://www.newgmparts.com/partlocato...layCatalogid=0
its cheap compair to 96-97 5.7L engine $5,781.00 !!!!!!!! WTF
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Take a look at this it is a 95 motor I don't believe there is to much different with it. Good Luck
http://www.newgmparts.com/partlocato...layCatalogid=0
http://www.newgmparts.com/partlocato...layCatalogid=0
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ht_3524wt_1008
i think its good deal