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88 GTU for blown TII...good trade?
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88 GTU for blown TII...good trade?
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/car/584316180.html
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1988 GTU
160+ miles
Engine runs strong
Loose shifter
Right rear wheel hub is missing a bolt because of Les Shwab
Smokes a little on start up
Trade for:
1988 GTU
160+ miles
Engine runs strong
Loose shifter
Right rear wheel hub is missing a bolt because of Les Shwab
Smokes a little on start up
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He said "Rotary engine(turbo) doesn't start because of engine failure. "
It might be alot of different things which is the main reason I want to trade. A blown engine will still start and drive (I drove a tii that was running on 1 rotor).
It might be flooded
The grounds might not be good
The starter might be out
The fuel pump might not work or the fuel filter might be clogged
engine failure is pretty broad...
It might be alot of different things which is the main reason I want to trade. A blown engine will still start and drive (I drove a tii that was running on 1 rotor).
It might be flooded
The grounds might not be good
The starter might be out
The fuel pump might not work or the fuel filter might be clogged
engine failure is pretty broad...
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I was planning on swapping a tii into my GTU this summer, my car is completely stock besides the muffler and I think that trading this and putting another tii engine in/rebuilding the current one might be a cheaper route. I dont DD my GTU currently, im in college and leave it at home so transportation until I get the money wont be a problem.
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I was planning on swapping a tii into my GTU this summer, my car is completely stock besides the muffler and I think that trading this and putting another tii engine in/rebuilding the current one might be a cheaper route. I dont DD my GTU currently, im in college and leave it at home so transportation until I get the money wont be a problem.
I sure miss mine.
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Well it depends on a lot of thing. If we assume the turbo has a blown engine and everything else is in good shape then yes I would consider it a fair trade.
But you should wonder wheter you find it fair or not. If you think you can wait to get the funds for the repair and you want a turbo, why not? In the end it's all up to you.
But you should wonder wheter you find it fair or not. If you think you can wait to get the funds for the repair and you want a turbo, why not? In the end it's all up to you.
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