1996 3800 series II, elusive Vaccuum leak
#41
not really...
new Bosch fuel pump, from auto parts store closeout sale, $15
6 new GM injectors NOS, from dealership closeout sale- $100 for all 6
fuel filter- $10
MAP- $28
MAF- $128
Bosch wires- $35
plugs- $12
upper/lower gaskets, intake plenum- $125
balancer, crank sensor, timing chain, tensioner- $150
TPS, IAC solenoid- $40
(2) Bosch O2 sensors, $100
2 coils- $22
final scan, crank relearn, change sensors, coil, test fuel pressure, exhaust backpressure- $80 labor
ICM- $158
complete exhaust system, needed it anyway, 200k miles still had original exhaust on a 2001 car- $500, installed it myself
any bad sensors, coil, etc. returned for full refund
it needed it all, and then some- for roughly $1500 the car is reliable again
that'* not a lot considering what was done !
Monro wanted $750 just for the exhaust parts and installation.
I did it all myself except for the final scan and crank relearn part.
Last edited by no-EGR; 09-19-2015 at 03:50 PM.
#42
I know there'* a vacuum hose that goes inside the cabin and it runs inside one of the wiring looms. I had a problem where it transitions from rubber vacuum hose to plastic pipe, it'* hard to see because it'* in the loom. If memory serves its the smaller hose that comes off the plastic fitting in the back of the upper intake.
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