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red96rsDec-24-07 01:11 PM
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Well... OK. I got ass raped on the price of mine 10 months ago, because i financed it. got it home, and the check engine light came on... i was like.. wtf... so i go out the next morning, drive it all day, finally, right before i pull into the place i got it from, the fucking light went off... i was mad... it has since never come on again (though it does when i first start the car, bulb isnt blown) but, after driving the car for a week... i notice this smell of oil... so i look under, and see it looks like the oil pan was hit with a boulder, and there is oil everywhere. so, i go to tighten it up, and the bolts were so loose, i could slide the pan up and down a lil. i fixed it, replaced all the oil... and thought all was good. Drove fine for a few months, but as soon as summer was over and it started getting cold, you start it, and it sounds like a damn diesel truck. i know its a spun bearing or something horrible. thankfully it didnt blow up before i was able to buy a new motor. but knowing my luck its going to seize up on me or something like 5 days before the new motor gets here, and the 'clipse is my DD. i'm just praying now i dont break the new stuff, and the old shit hold out untill the new stuff gets here.

** Current status: 9 bent valves. and it only had 6,000 miles on it. i hope the replacement goes well. **

Lots of expensive parts, and still slow! Oh wait, it has to run to go fast.

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Ever break something right after you get something new for your car? [View all] , 2GeclipseRS, Dec-20-07 11:33 AM
  RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, 2G_Dad, Dec-20-07 11:50 AM, #1
RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, Alambrose84, Dec-21-07 06:20 AM, #2
      RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, 2GeclipseRS, Dec-23-07 11:57 AM, #3
           RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, red96rs, Dec-24-07 01:11 PM #4
                RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, goalie40, Dec-24-07 03:03 PM, #5
                     RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, 2GeclipseRS, Dec-24-07 04:14 PM, #6
                          RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Jan-10-08 03:02 PM, #9
RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, RfOeCnKdOeNr, Jan-10-08 04:37 AM, #7
RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, 2GeclipseRS, Jan-10-08 02:56 PM, #8
      RE: Ever break something right after you get something new for your car?, fresh95, Jan-14-08 11:33 AM, #10

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