What did you do to your G-Body today? [2011-2018]

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Replaced the leaky oil filler cap on Olds Cool. Great, now I’ve got a clean spot on the valve cover...

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so in other words:
clean spot on v/c=pull motor and clean thoroughly, detail engine compartment and frame (you know, "while I'm there).... lol
 
Decided to take the dash off and insulated it. Try to improve stock setup.
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Finally got the body up on blocks so I can finish the rusty body mount holes in the frame. So if you're gonna go this far, you might as well box the frame and install the UMI notch kit, release the snowball down the hill please.....View attachment 77951 View attachment 77952[/QUOTE

Yup I agree! Had the frame off.. And what the hell notched it boxed it too. Waiting for it to come back from powder coating shop to install umi goodies!
 
I put my new $38 distributor in my El Camino, since I accidentally ordered a V8 distributor instead of a V6 one for my Bonneville. I never realized how wore out the old one was, as I had issues revving over 3000 RPM and it was kind of jittery at idle under the timing light.

The new one actually revs quickly, and pulls to 5200 like it should. For a Chinese part, I was impressed at how well built it seemed to be.

(I will be keeping a spare ignition module in the glove box though)
 
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