I have a sunfire GT that has a collapsed lifter, not for sure how many just yet I think 2 Hubby thinks 1. we don't quite have the cam out. we do have a manual, but who can understand those sometimes. we are going to have to lift the engine to take the timing casing off(not drop it) just to get the top off to get to the lifters. 1st Q do we have to pull the CV axels to get the block to raise? 2nd Q what would have casued this lifter to collapse, so we can fix this while we are in there. 3rd Q the book is great on letting us know about the seals. what type of seals are needed to finish this JOB (and I mean a JOB) 4th Q any help on this subject will be greatly apriciated and taken to heart. 5thQ this care has 100,000 miles on it (great condition and purchasd for 500.00) should we replace all the lifters(around 300.00-800.00 Im seeing on some parts web sites) would there be anything else you would replace before we reasemble this engine, would hate to break this side ways bad boy again....(why did they do that any ways??? crazy ppl....)
presuming that your GT is very similar to my '96 non-GT, yes. There are two belts available. One for cars with AC and one for cars without AC. If you buy the one for the cars without, you can bypass the condenser.
what are the torque specs for lifters on a 2000 Pontiac grand am gt
the Gt is a 2.4 liter and the GTX is a 2.2liter
you can as long as it is withing certain years 1996-1999 cavalier engine will work in a 96-99 sunfire and a 99-02 cav engine will fit a 99-02 sunfire
Will a Sunfire GT transmission fit what? Can you give us a bit more info, please?
it is located inside of the oil pan. if you have low pressure and have high milage you could have bad crank bearing.
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what i did for a ground on my girlfriends 96 sunfire was in the trunk there are hooks that hold the cargo net and the carpet down. unscrew it and just place the ground cable in between the bolt and where it will be screwed into that works fine.
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the a/c compressor cluth is bad. should make a grinding noise when not on and goes away when it is on.
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105 amps