It is wonderful, yes indeed. After three months shy of being on the roads of this great country (that would be America folks) and over 304,8++ miles, the great State of Oregon has once again seen it proper to allow Mr. Movida to again PASS his smog examination and be allowed to re-register. HOOYAH!
As Mr. Movida will after this year be over the fine age of twenty years, he will no longer need to present himself to the State for this exam. People tell me time and time again about how bad the heads and engines are in these old Troopers, but I would have to say that this is one V6 jimmy that wants to contest those comment.
Way to go, Mr. Mo…
I finally got my starter rebuilt and posted up to the ‘Just Talkin’ Truck’ tab. You will find that post under Repairs – Starter and Repairs – Solenoid.
If this rebuild helps someone else make a successful rebuild of their starter then it has been worth the while.
Good Luck
Driver
Geoff’s 3.2L V6.
This is a ’90 Trooper that Geoff up sized to a 3.2L, TBI and 5 speed.
Here are the engine mods:
Rebuilt 3.2L (3.1L bored .040 over), Port Matched Head and Intake, 4.3L Throttle Body, Comp 252 Cam With Matching Springs And 1.6:1 Roller Tip Rockers, MSD Blaster Coil, Flex-A-Lite Electric Fan, Fiero GT Valve Covers, Canton Racing Remote Filter System. Rear Mounted Battery.
He also has some drive train and steering mods you might find of interest. These and the links to a full description can be found on his site here:
http://members.shaw.ca/betterthanyou/
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Repair – Replacing the Cat?
Out with the old, In with the new
Time to replace the Cat?
Your Catalytic Converter that is.
Here are a few pointers to keep in mind.
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