Took it for it's last ride and got some premium non-ethanol gas. Well second to last. Last ride will be to it's winter storage.
What did you do to your G-Body today? [2011-2018]
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After a lot of cussing and wishing injury upon the GM engineer that determined fuel line routing, I replaced the bad section of fuel line. I'm just glad it was an easy section to replace. Basically from the prop valve to just past the rear edge of the door. Few pinholes, one large hole. No leaks, so far.
installed new 34mm PolyGraphite sway bar bushings on my 34mm F body hollow sway bar. Had the sway bar media blasted with aluminum oxide, then powder coated black......looks like new now.
These fit perfectly in my stock G body sway bar brackets . Tightened nuts no problem. My Grand National handles great & no squeaking from these bushings. Here's a link
https://p-s-t.com/series-220333-polygraphite-front-sway-bar-frame-bushings-34mm.html#!year=1987||make=BUICK||model=REGAL GRAND NATIONAL
https://p-s-t.com/c-1176332-suspens...=1987||make=BUICK||model=REGAL GRAND NATIONAL
These fit perfectly in my stock G body sway bar brackets . Tightened nuts no problem. My Grand National handles great & no squeaking from these bushings. Here's a link
https://p-s-t.com/series-220333-polygraphite-front-sway-bar-frame-bushings-34mm.html#!year=1987||make=BUICK||model=REGAL GRAND NATIONAL
https://p-s-t.com/c-1176332-suspens...=1987||make=BUICK||model=REGAL GRAND NATIONAL
Yes, but still a pita to remove.that is terrible the fuel line only lasted 33 years.....
It's supposed to last the life of the car.😛that is terrible the fuel line only lasted 33 years.....
the engineers never expected the car would still be on the road 33 years later so they never considered it would need to be removed....
Building something with the intent for it to fail, or disregarding the fact it may be on the road 30, 50, 100 years from now is disingenuous.
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