RustyHornet
Grandmaster
I got it from a co worker who got it from a friend of his, I don't know what his friend did for a living....Please tell me you bought this from a ISP trooper.
I got it from a co worker who got it from a friend of his, I don't know what his friend did for a living....Please tell me you bought this from a ISP trooper.
LIM gasket is next on the list. Something else I've never done.
Life is full of adventures...
OK...LIM...???
Lower intake manifold gaskets. Common on the 3800.
That's what I meant.
Don't forget the fuel!Temp/humidity is supposed to be better tomorrow.
I will be getting after the 64. I picked up a 1" shorter Alt. drive belt today.
Distributor/plug wires/belts and put the battery back in it.
I think that will get it running.
Don't forget the fuel!
Oh and the fuzzy dice! That car won't run without them!
Careful, that kinda talk will get you the hammer round these parts.Looking for an appropriate emogie and coming up "Way" short.
Lower intake manifold gaskets. Common on the 3800.
Lower intake manifold gaskets. Common on the 3800.
I'm just a body guy, you're way over my head with that one.My STFT goes up to like 20% when it's warmed up and idling. Put a little load on it, like 2500rpm and it comes back down to single digits. So that's what is making me lean toward the gasket, and it's a known issue. I hosed down all the vacuum lines I could see with starter fluid with no rpm change. I'll probably swap out both O2 sensors just to give me peace of mind as well.
I miss having a 3800 car around.... They had a unique sound on startup that I'll never forget. Good freakin engines. Damn .gov ruined that.My experience on a 3800 is one that sits behind the driver with a fairly large Turbo attached.
Built several over the years and all but 1 finished top 10 at the Indy.
I miss having a 3800 car around.... They had a unique sound on startup that I'll never forget. Good freakin engines. Damn .gov ruined that.
My STFT goes up to like 20% when it's warmed up and idling. Put a little load on it, like 2500rpm and it comes back down to single digits. So that's what is making me lean toward the gasket, and it's a known issue. I hosed down all the vacuum lines I could see with starter fluid with no rpm change. I'll probably swap out both O2 sensors just to give me peace of mind as well.