As long as the engines out...
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As long as the engines out...
Hey all!
I pulled the engine & trans to rebuild the tranny on my 96 SE (3.8/4T60-E). I just finished the tranny, but the engine has 208K on it so common sense says just rebuild it while its out, but I'm low on $$ right now so I'm cheaping out on it. It ran fine, used no oil & no smoke. I tested compression & got 165-175 on all cylinders. I am looking at selling it next year to get a SSEI, but dont want any surprises before then
I'm thinking of just tossing in a new timing chain, water pump,thermostat, valve stem seals & a new starter in & calling it good. Is there anything else I should worry about since its all easy to reach now? Possibly upper intake gaskets? It doesnt leak, but now would be the time to hit it.
Thanks!
I pulled the engine & trans to rebuild the tranny on my 96 SE (3.8/4T60-E). I just finished the tranny, but the engine has 208K on it so common sense says just rebuild it while its out, but I'm low on $$ right now so I'm cheaping out on it. It ran fine, used no oil & no smoke. I tested compression & got 165-175 on all cylinders. I am looking at selling it next year to get a SSEI, but dont want any surprises before then
I'm thinking of just tossing in a new timing chain, water pump,thermostat, valve stem seals & a new starter in & calling it good. Is there anything else I should worry about since its all easy to reach now? Possibly upper intake gaskets? It doesnt leak, but now would be the time to hit it.
Thanks!
#3
Pull the rear carrier and install a new rear crankshaft lip seal. About $10, and cannot be fixed when it cracks w/o pulling the engine or the trans. And, I am sure you changed out the pump seal (front seal) on the trans for the same reason.?
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