Subject	When you use an engine flush, arent you supposed to
Posted by	fairladyzguy on November 04, 2003 at 2:05 PM
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In Reply To	I thought is was more like a $1500 cost for the posted by Scott (NC) on November 04, 2003 at 01:53 PM
Message	remove the oil pan afterwards? To get all the gunk out? Im considering doing it, but sure as heck did not feel like pulling the oil pan.
Follow Ups	Can anyone give me the average price for replacing the - Whiplash 13:40:22 11/04/03 Get the parts through COZ and give them to the shop - PiotrC70 13:44:05 11/04/03 I thought is was more like a $1500 cost for the - Scott (NC) 13:53:38 11/04/03 Yes, tried all of the above, thanks anyways. (n/m) - Whiplash 13:58:37 11/04/03 Find some Z'ers in the local area. You near a lot of good - PiotrC70 14:07:02 11/04/03 I think it would depend on the shop doing it I guess. - PiotrC70 14:02:09 11/04/03 you don't need to remove the heads to change the lifters - aliaZ 14:59:13 11/04/03 Yup. I helped pull the lifters on a friends Z. The shop - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 15:18:48 11/04/03 When you use an engine flush, arent you supposed to - fairladyzguy 14:05:41 11/04/03 Hope someone can confirm this but I read on here - PiotrC70 14:16:17 11/04/03 Re: Hope someone can confirm this but I read on here - rich@splparts.com 14:20:44 11/04/03 Cool, thanks, so I assume it'd be 1qt of ATF unless - PiotrC70 14:36:21 11/04/03 1/2 qt always worked for me with my Z31s.... - rich@splparts.com 15:33:03 11/04/03 quiet it forever?? come on now your being silly! :-) (n/m) - TARGETZ 21:34:06 11/04/03 you don't need to have a shop do it. - zads 15:28:09 11/04/03 the vg30 will take quite a bit longer than 60 minutes (n/m) - speedr300z (ATL) 22:02:09 11/04/03 Your looking at around $240 for lifters. Labor is going to - John@Z1 15:35:22 11/04/03
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