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  • Originally posted by SappySE107 View Post
    If its an aftermarket crank pulley, its probably the ring and not the sensor. It sounds like you have a bad computer too though, if it didn't throw any codes while the other one did. Glad you had a successful fishing trip on that injector clip
    That is the 3rd PCM I've put in it. The original one wouldn't communicate with the emissions testing station's computer (that's a fail of the test), so I swapped the white wagon's original PCM (which passed). Now it's running the '97 PCM I got from Milzy, which works well enough. Not sure what it is about the '96 PCMs that suck so badly.

    As for the crank sensor stuff, I don't know if the balancer was replaced prior to my acquisition of the car. I'll find that out later, I suppose, but as I said, I'm not terribly concerned at the moment.
    Kaiser George IX: 1996 Buick Century Special wagon. 213-SFI. 250k miles. Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down. First documented LX9 swap in an A-body! Click here to read my build thread!

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    • Originally posted by LeftVentricle View Post
      Considering this at some point in the future.
      In this video we build and install coilovers for my 1985 Pontiac 6000 wagon project. This would also work on other front wheel drive GM vehicles with this su...


      Someone on the A-body forum did a write-up on making your own coilovers a while back, but the owner took the site down at the end of 2023 without any notice, and all of the years of knowledge stored there is gone.
      I don't recall who originally did the coilover swap, but it left something to be desired. At one point, I did a bunch of research and came up with part numbers for everything that should have made for a real nice setup, but I never got around to doing it. Mitch (zalorian) did though, on Steve's 5-speed Celebrity and he did that nice tutorial thread. I'm betting that Mitch still has all the part numbers and sources saved.

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