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lenferg 96CE engine bay resto
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Had to fix a coolant leak on my 96CE and it turned into something a little more involved...
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Posted on: 2008/1/31 6:08
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SpeedHound RE:96CE engine bay resto
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much better
Posted on: 2008/1/31 23:47
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pianoguy RE:96CE engine bay resto
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Looks great! What did you use on the alternator and AC?

I have pretty much the same task in front of me. I'll be replacing the water pump, putting in a new opti, hoses, wires, plugs and headers. And I have an oil leak to fix somewhere, likely the intake or the crankshaft position sensor.
Posted on: 2008/1/31 23:56
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Notorious RE:96CE engine bay resto
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A vast improvement and a job well done.
Posted on: 2008/1/31 23:59
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lenferg RE:96CE engine bay resto
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Thanks. Did the same sort of stuff...coolant leak was a failed gasket where the water pump mounts to the block on the drivers side. Replaced the original opti because it had 118K miles on it. Replaced intake & valve cover gaskets to address oil leaks. Polished the fins on the intake and painted it while it was out. Checked valve lash. New wires & plugs, replaced vacuum and coolant lines as needed. Had the alternator, a/c compressor, air filter housing, computer, and surge tank painted Sebring Silver. Did some general degreasing and cleanup. BTW...wouldn't recommend painting the computer, mine crapped out and I had to buy another one. Don't know why, maybe coincidence....?
Posted on: 2008/2/1 3:20
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SpeedHound RE:96CE engine bay resto
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Could be coincidence on the PCM. I know of plenty of them that were painted. People take the covers off and paint them and then reassemble. I'm planning to do it myself here soon.
Posted on: 2008/2/1 12:51
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skirlin RE:96CE engine bay resto
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Wow, that looks great. I've gotta do that to mine. Thanks for the pictures. :thumbleft:
Posted on: 2008/2/1 16:34
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