$2000 for 94 T/A Formula
04-04-2004, 11:29 AM
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Originally posted by jasons93z
Its easy to scan an ob1 your self. You stick a paper clip in the first to slots in the harness underneath the dash, then turn the key 3 times w/o starting it. The read how many time the SES light blinks. Grab a haynes manual and see which codes arise.
Its easy to scan an ob1 your self. You stick a paper clip in the first to slots in the harness underneath the dash, then turn the key 3 times w/o starting it. The read how many time the SES light blinks. Grab a haynes manual and see which codes arise.
04-04-2004, 03:43 PM
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I plan on doing most everything myself. That's why i was just hoping the engine and transmission were strong. All i know about transmissions is that they are expensive as hell to fix. It would be a project car, but at the same time if the transmission went bad, it would be sitting for a long time before i could afford a fix. I'm thinking of taking it into the Pontiac dealership and having them look over everything. I don't know, im still undecided.
04-04-2004, 03:56 PM
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The tranny should not be that expensive to fix (if it even has anything wrong with it). You should call Bradley transmission and see how much a stock rebuild would cost. They did great for me (but it wasn't a "stock rebuild"). Or, you could find a used tranny, they are for sale on here a lot.
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04-04-2004, 04:35 PM
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Dustin, would you have any time this week to go drive it with me? Besides the transmission, i just want your opinion and how strong you think it runs. I know your busy though, just let me know.
04-04-2004, 09:41 PM
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I've heard or read somewhere that if the little rubber nipple inside the trans has fallen off,or put in backwards,,it can cause some shifting problems.Might ask the trans guys section on this one.Sounds like a simple fix.(don't go to Ammco.,they told my dad he needed a new trans,but my dad went down the street to another trans place,and all that was wrong was a rubber vacuum tube that had to be replaced.$10.00) His car wouldn't shift into 3rd gear till he went 70mph.)Hope this helps.(I would buy the car).My02
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