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1994 Buick Century Custom, Possible oil pump replacement.

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    TexarkanaTexarkana
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      Hey guys, New to the site.

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      TexarkanaTexarkana
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        Well, The Century had no chance in hell of passing inspection, so I upgraded to a 2009 Buick Lacrosse CX. Anyone wanna buy a POS Century let me know. =]
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        #435797
        dreamer2355dreamer2355
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          I would have possible fixed your old vehicle than buying a newer one.

          However, that vehicle would make a great learning vehicle if your interested in the automotive field.

          Good luck with the new Buick!

          #435800
          wafrederickwafrederick
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            Possibly a camshaft broken in half and this a very common problem with the 3100.Have seen this a few times,pull the camshaft out and it is broken.Engine block is automatically junk when this happens.Found out why it happens too,the engine block was was not casted right and the 3100 engine blocks were casted in China.The camshaft journals were casted offset and Jasper,an engine/transmission reman company is the only place that has the tooling to fix this problem.

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            TexarkanaTexarkana
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              Quoted From wafrederick:

              Possibly a camshaft broken in half and this a very common problem with the 3100.Have seen this a few times,pull the camshaft out and it is broken.Engine block is automatically junk when this happens.Found out why it happens too,the engine block was was not casted right and the 3100 engine blocks were casted in China.The camshaft journals were casted offset and Jasper,an engine/transmission reman company is the only place that has the tooling to fix this problem.

              Camshaft shouldn’t be broken. I’m getting 21-25mpg out of it. Guy at work listened to it and said it sounds like a bad camshaft bearing. make sense. I remember back in 09 I was quite buzzed and tried to back out of a driveway with the parking brake on. Noise started after that. I just switched to 10w-40 and after it idles 5-10 mins the noise is gone.

              #435802
              dreamer2355dreamer2355
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                That oil is too thick (depending on your climate location) and it will cause oil starvation issues at start up.

                #435803
                TexarkanaTexarkana
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                  I know. Its going to stay in the car until the person who buys it changes the oil.

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