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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: omega3000 on 11 November 2014, 20:20:04
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I believe the Saturn vue 3.0 v-6 uses the same engine as the Omega , correct ??? Interesting Utub videos on engine part replacements ;) Maybe our American friends can confirm , or even English ones :)
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Did you put that avatar on for Opti? ;D
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Did you put that avatar on for Opti? ;D
:D
Look what our american friend found where the stat hides :( Different plenum on these cars ..
Stat (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDSo-54j0lA)
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Yes who would put the stat there? ::)
That all in one plenum/intake manifold must be a right bastid to get out, seeing as they don't just lift out. :-\
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Did you put that avatar on for Opti? ;D
:D
Look what our american friend found where the stat hides :( Different plenum on these cars ..
Stat (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDSo-54j0lA)
And presumably component location has sod all to do with what chassis the engine is fitted to, especially as it's wwd... ::)
Is it really too much too apply a touch of common sense/imagination :-\
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The stat is actually perfectly positioned from a design/operation perspective.
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The stat is actually perfectly positioned from a design/operation perspective.
The stat on a 3.0l Ford V6 is in a similar place, it just has less stuff around it.
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The stat is actually perfectly positioned from a design/operation perspective.
The stat on a 3.0l Ford V6 is in a similar place, it just has less stuff around it.
And in what decade was that designed
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The stat is actually perfectly positioned from a design/operation perspective.
The stat on a 3.0l Ford V6 is in a similar place, it just has less stuff around it.
And in what decade was that designed
I would suggest that it was before yourself, and Nick W were even thought of... ::)
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Ive been putting off replacing the stat for a year now :-[ I know its not a bad job albeit that B bolt shinanigan ::)
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Even with that bolt, it's a doddle to change :y
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That inlet / plenum setup looks the same as the one on the 3.2 Vectra C.
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The stat is actually perfectly positioned from a design/operation perspective.
The stat on a 3.0l Ford V6 is in a similar place, it just has less stuff around it.
And in what decade was that designed
I would suggest that it was before yourself, and Nick W were even thought of... ::)
I think they had to wait for petrol to be invented before they could test it. ;D Good job it had maritime uses in the meanwhile (on the end of a chain). ;D