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  • in reply to: Gm 3.1 timing cover gasket leak #493089
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      First off, is it a 3.1 liter Multiport or a 3100 SFI? Two different motors from different eras. What car is this in?

      The timing cover isn’t really a common leak point in the 3100. It is possible, though.

      I can’t speak about the old 3.1.

      Your leak is probably at the lower intake manifold gasket. Very very common. ..if you were going that far into the motor I would be doing the intake gaskets as well. anyway.

      in reply to: Gm 3.1 timing cover gasket leak #494310
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        First off, is it a 3.1 liter Multiport or a 3100 SFI? Two different motors from different eras. What car is this in?

        The timing cover isn’t really a common leak point in the 3100. It is possible, though.

        I can’t speak about the old 3.1.

        Your leak is probably at the lower intake manifold gasket. Very very common. ..if you were going that far into the motor I would be doing the intake gaskets as well. anyway.

        in reply to: 05 sunfire ecotec no start #477099
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          FWIW compression is equal.

          in reply to: 05 sunfire ecotec no start #477499
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            FWIW compression is equal.

            in reply to: 98 Chevy 1500 4.3L #441963
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              was the filter real bad? coulda killed the pump

              in reply to: Rusty Bolts: Impact Versus Hand Tools #453591
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                heat and impact. depending on location maybe heat and lots and lots of leverage (power bar with a length of 2″ pipe over the end)

                in reply to: Information wanted . #447884
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                  It’s normal but in my opinion usually poorly executed on Fords – They’ll allow the condensation to drip down on a frame rail or torque box and rot them out after a few years, best thing to do is make up a “drip tray” or anything that will at least direct the water under the car instead of onto the car and running off from there.

                  in reply to: Measure drum brakes? #449233
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                    the drums should have the discard diameter stamped on them somewhere. some do, not all.

                    this is what you usually use to measure drums

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                    in reply to: Engine flushing before changing oil.. #444413
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                      they CAN work and you can get more miles out of an older motor in certain circumstances. those circumstances are still a mystery and it’s best to err on the side of caution 😀

                      in reply to: Engine flushing before changing oil.. #444403
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                        tread lightly.

                        what makes you think it needs one?

                        in reply to: 2007 Ford Focus 2.0 Fuel line retainer clip #439499
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                          i just did the filter on one the other day and it came with extra clips, but i just used the old ones. i don’t even know if i kept them or i’d send em to you!

                          in reply to: Ford Focus P0171 P0304 #445434
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                            Car starts much easier with a clean fuel filter, found a big honkin’ leakin the PCV hose. Case closed.

                            in reply to: Ford Focus P0171 P0304 #445436
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                              Turns out you can’t even buy the PCV hose for these cars. Great. Gonna try piecing something together..

                              in reply to: Ford Focus P0171 P0304 #445438
                              brakebrake
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                                good call. gonna do that tomorrow.

                                the fuel filter wasn’t REALLY clogged (i’ve seen worse) but the stuff that i blew out of it was pretty black and filthy looking.

                                in reply to: servicing rear disc brakes (GM style) #453901
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                                  not hard to tell which side was dragging…they’re reversed in the pic, though. drivers side ones are on the right.

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