If my 93 (non kevlar) belt went over 180k miles and was still fine how far you think he can go on that kevlar belt?yodawill2000 wrote:At 110 K its time for a timing belt.It snaps an the motor is toast.
hehegr8scott72 wrote:
If my 93 (non kevlar) belt went over 180k miles and was still fine how far you think he can go on that kevlar belt?
Look into Auto-RX also. Good stuff.coolyun_98 wrote:It seems to me that the previous driver did not maintain the J well. You may want to
1) change timing belt and all fluids and filters2) clean MAF3) change 02 sensors (02 sensors will give lazy output after 60k miles)4) clean throttle bodies
5) flush the engine using WEAKEST chmical first. I will do:Change engine oil and filter add BG quick clean + BG MOA.Let the engine idle for 20~30minsChange engine oil and filter add BG Compression restoration + BG MOA.Let the engine idle for 20~30minsChange engine oil and filter add 1/2 bottle BG Engine Pruge + BG MOA.Let the engine idle for 20~30minsRepeat wit hthe BG engine purge again.
Add BG 44k to gas tank and Drive for a week and Change engine oil and filter again.
You need to watch out for low oil pressure during the flush. The above procedure is by no means a cure. It will at least restore some problems related to engine deposit.
Watch out for main bearing wear. As this is somewhat common is the VG engine.
if your needing parts call kyle @ import parts pro...he runs a shop out of spring...its kinda far but very worth the drive...no one else in houston can beat his pricesgangstar946 wrote:yeh i also had the same kind of previous owner. put less than 10k a year on it....its a 1997 J30 and EVERYTHING was original on this car when i bought it couple weeks ago at @ 110k. thats pretty bad. so whats the next thing to do. I mean i cant do it myself. and where can i i get those parts? also since i bought it...its hard to start....im sure because it sat for most of its life...when i start it...the car shakes side to side...engine is trying to crank...then starts fine.
thanking you
Ahmed