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Who has the most miles on their 89-91 Bonneville ?

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Old 08-26-2004, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by smoosh
a loud bang in reverse,almost as if youre parking up a hill...

yeah,i bought them both for 500$ and pulled them out my self,had 2 lifts for me to use
no, I try to avoid parking on hills nowadays... It'* nearly impossible to get the shifter out of "park" whenever I do. And my handbrake is broken, so using that is not an option.
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yeah...they dont |=ucking teach kids anymore to use the e-brake when parking on hills no more...when i drove the grand-AM for my permit back 2-3 years ago..i put her in Reverse from park down a hill,whole car shook and loud bang came...lol
after i got my permit that year,i drove by my the Drivers ED'* place and that 9x' grand AM was gone...lol
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Originally Posted by smoosh
yeah...they dont |=ucking teach kids anymore to use the e-brake when parking on hills no more...when i drove the grand-AM for my permit back 2-3 years ago..i put her in Reverse from park down a hill,whole car shook and loud bang came...lol
LMAO. I think up here in Ontario, using your handbrake is still a must on the driving exam. I sure wish I had one to take the load off my tranny
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another good reason why i dont let my gf drive any of my cars...lol..or anyone else in that matter.

so,when u park up a hill,you CANT shift at all out of Park...woaw...that aint healthy at all man...lol
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parking sprawl you say?...cool stuff

have you ever taken apart a 4T60 tranny jr's3800?
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Mrs Crzydmnds has 186,000, the one in the cardomain link

Mine, identical car, has 106,000

and if Don has had a 440t4 or a 4t60e apart, and reassembled, and did so without any alchohol consumption assistance, then he is DA MAN!

Seriously, I plan to get a book, and maybe a junked one and learn about em, who knows it might just work when I get thru LOL
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here'* a trick when you can't budge it out of park and want to save a beating on the trans: IIt doesn't work that well granted, but I throw my weight forward so that the car doesn't have quite as much force on the parking peg. Obviously on a huge hill: it won't really matter since throwing your weight in the car isn't taking off too many lbs of force but in lighter circumstances it makes a more noticable difference.

And do get that parking break fixed, its a simple mechanical linkage so don't be afraid to go at it yourself.. not much more to it than the release handle, the braided cable that goes from it all the way back to the drum break, and the rear-most shoe in each drum. Maybe your cable is stretched or cut or something.. maybe just bad rear break shoes?!

Anyway back to topic!:

mike diaz '87 bonne.
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ALEXR357...MY 89 SSE IS VERY SIMILAR LOOKIN TO YOURS. I HOPE TO PUT PICS UP SOON, YOUR PAINT JOB ISNT FADING LIKE MINE.IF YOU OR ANYONE COULD PAINT IT WHAT COLOR WOULD YOU SELECT FOR MY CAR,IT HAS AN IMMACULATE GRAY INTERIOR.I STILL THINK MINE HAS GOT TUDE BUT LOOKIN AROUND HERE YOU GUYS SURE GOT SOME SWEET RIDES SO I COULD TAKE ALL THE SUGGESTIONS I CAN GET. THANKS AGAIN TO ALL
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my '90 reads 99,346 but that'* were it stopped like 4-5 years ago. so i'm guessing its past 150,000 and it runs really strong
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Mine has just got to 272, 000 km. It runs great still....2nd Tranny, absolutely no rust, and every option works. I never worry about taking a long trip with it.
My sister just sold her 1990 Bonneville SSE, it has 420,000 km.


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