Ok mkmike, gonna give them a try.

Already did. No luck.

I need to replace the ebcm on my 2001 ssei. I can't find the exact one I need. I have a few salvage yards that say they have one to fit my car, but can't seem to be able to tell me what the letters are on the part. I've given them the VIN number for my car for search purposes and they say it fits ...

The O2 sensor hasn't come back up, but these abs codes have c1245, c1281, c1287, c1288. I believe these are for the accelerator sensor and the steering wheel sensor. I'm going to check for any ground problems with the wheel hubs and the abs and fuse box. I also read that the steering wheel sensor ...

I finally got around to replacing the ignition system. Had Bosch wires, I I know some people here don't like them, but I was cash strapped at the time, NGK-TR55's and OEM coils and a Bosch O2 sensor. Replaced them with ngk iridium plugs, belden wires, OEM coils and a Bosch O2 sensor. I got 7years of ...

We'll keep an eye on it. Thanks again.

You were right!! I asked my son to check the fuses one more time. He went and bought a pack of them that came with a tester. He again visually checked it and then I said,"Test it, the guys said it could look ok ,but still be bad.". You should have seen his face when the tester read bad. Anyway, that ...

We've checked all the fuses, replaced the switches under the dash. The only thing we haven't replaced is the wiring harness for the rear lights. I've tested them and there is power to the taillights but not the brake lights. We can't think of anything other than having a mechanic check the wiring ...

Worst case scenario is a rebuild. Get it done by a national chain or a reputable shop. Put the best tranny fluid, Dex 6 or royal purple max atf. And have them put a cooler on it. It would be cool if you can put a shift kit in it too. Been through 2 of these, one on the SSEI and one on my truck. Be ...

I haven't posted in a long while, I have been reading and admiring though. This website is invaluable to us 3800 enthusiasts.
Anyway, here's what I've done recently, it isn't much but it's what I can afford to do, both timewise and dollarwise.
First, the easy one, had an alternator go out and it ...

Yeah, a little more than I want to spend. Thanks for the offer though.

Ok. Sounds like more than what I want to do. Guess I'll hit Amazon, eBay motors, and harofreak. Thanks for the advice.

I think I've heard of some here having caddy lights fitted or replacing the stock ones.

I'm trying to turn a negative into a positive. I just hit my first deer tonight and the damage is hopefully only cosmetic. The front end is bent down just slightly,but both headlight lenses are shattered. I have wanted to do a swap for another look. What are my options? I wouldn't like to do ...

Repairs are done!! :eek: :banana: Replaced the rack and pinion, power steering pump and reservior, Hi and Lo pressure ps hoses and put in Royal Purple Max EZ fluid. All AC/Delco parts, except the steering position sensor. While he was under there, my awesome mech saw that I had a pretty bad oil leak ...

Nice, but not worth that price.

That's true. I'll get on Amazon now and order it.

I had the dealership do that about 4 years ago. Just trying to get everything done under there while my mech is there already. Thanks.

I've gotten all the parts in all ac Delco, new a ND remanufactured. I was told way back when by my dealership, that there was a sensor in the rack that needed replacing and that could be what was making the suspension service warning pop up. With a remanufactured rack will that already be taken care ...

Thanks for the quick response, haro!