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Question: 1991
Pontiac Lemans mileage: 150,000. I recently had a
car repair done. The timing chain had broken and the
repairman went to test-drive the car after fixing the
timing chain. The oil light had come on, the mechanic
drove it without checking the oil, and the engine froze
up after that. It now needs a new engine. I need to know
if it was an error on the mechanics part. Is there
anyone else that can advise me on what to do?
Answer: Your
engine probably had a timing gear that had a gear with a
heavy plastic coating on it. When the timing chain
failed, it stripped all the plastic off the gear. The
plastic pieces end up in the oil pan and clogged the oil
pick-up. In situations like yours, the oil pan should
have been removed and the broken plastic pieces cleaned
out before the engine was started.
Question:
1991 Pontiac LeMans mileage: 100,000. This
is kind of simple...I have no heat in the beast and went
to change the thermostat after checking all the fluid
levels, which were ok, and to no surprise to me...I cant
find the thermostat. Now I'm not a Mr. Goodwrench
but, I can do some things and haven’t had a problem with
any of the other cars and changing the thermostat.
Part of the problem is the engine is a Daewoo.
There is a reservoir that is separate from the radiator
and the hoses don’t seem to have any connection that
would support a thermostat. So, can you help me
out? If so talk to me like I am 4, so I can
finally thaw my toes out.
Answer:
We are not so sure the thermostat is the problem.
You may not be getting any hot coolant flowing through
the heater. The heater control valve may be
faulty. In addition, check the vacuum lines that
control the doors and the heater ducts.
Question:
1989 Pontiac Lemans mileage: 155,000 I am trying to
change the blower motor and cannot locate it. I
have checked along the firewall and even behind the
glove box. Can you help me?
Answer:
The blower motor is located behind the heater box duct.
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Question:
1991 Pontiac Lemans mileage: 101,255. The
ignition switch lock set broke and I have to replace it.
I have the dash off and remove the electrical part on
the backside of the switch but how do I get the tumbler
out so I can install a new one.
Answer:
Remove the steering wheel to access the release for the
lock assembly.
Question:
1992 Pontiac Lemans mileage:
120,000. How to R&R front disc pads & rotors?
Answer:
1. Remove the wheels, 2. Remove
the bolts holding the calipers backing plates, 3. Remove
the bolts holding backing plates to spindle, 4. Remove
brake rotor. Reverse the order to install.
Question:
1992 Pontiac Lemans mileage:
90,000. My '92 Pontiac Lemans has been diagnosed as
having a failed a/c & heater blower motor relay. Where,
on the car can I find this relay? Is this an easy part
to change? Where can I buy the replacement part?
Answer:
We think it is located under the
hood on the passenger side on the air conditioning duct.
Yes, it is easy to change and most
auto parts
should have it.
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