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Old 05-28-2009, 04:46 PM
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I don't have a specific How-To to write up, but came across some very well done write ups and decided to link the write ups that came complete with lots of pictures and all pertain to our cars. Most of these are pretty basic jobs, but are asked about frequently. I figure that the pictures included in each write-up will help anyone with questions to get a better grasp at what they need to do to get the job done, more so than trying to type up an explanation will.

Here goes......

Oil Change (any engine)
Oil Change #2 (any engine)
PCV valve change (L36 - normally aspirated 3800)
PCV valve change (L67 - supercharged 3800)
Thermostat replacement (both L36 and L67)
Alternator Replacement (both L36 and L67)
Rocker Arm replacement (both L36 and L67)
Valve spring replacement (both L36 and L67) - youtube video
Caliper painting (any car with brakes )
Transmission cooler install (both L36 and L67) for the GM trans cooler



PM me if you have any links that you would like me to add to the original post, or if any of the links are not working.

https://montecarloforum.com/forum/pr...o=newpm&u=4440
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Old 05-28-2009, 06:44 PM
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Those are great man. I think this should be a sticky.
 
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Old 05-28-2009, 10:09 PM
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nice informative post, i may actually try and do some of the basic things on this post, i hate paying to get an oil change and i would really like to paint the calipers and maybe rotors! i looked into stainless rotors but if i could improve them myself it would be a lot cheaper, i just need to get motivated! thanks
 
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thank god for this thread! :-)
 
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