Subject	actually i had the same problem...
Posted by	SL103 on February 08, 2002 at 11:46 AM
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In Reply To	Yup, unless you have UD pulley or run it out of oil> >>>> posted by AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) on February 08, 2002 at 11:22 AM
Message	it could also be a possibility of your alternator dying mine did the same thing of what you said. fix it yourself im sure you can it only took me 1hr busting ass of course but it can be done with out going to the dealer or whatever. check that 1st. i had the same symptoms. only it was like for 1/2 hr and then it all died at once. Shawn Lane
Follow Ups	Do Rod Bearings Go Out Gradually?>>> - ZFreak300 10:05:42 02/08/02 Re: Do Rod Bearings Go Out Gradually?>>> - richk 10:57:56 02/08/02 As Per AshZ: YES if you have an underdrivepulley :-) (n/m) - 96-2+2TT(NYC) 11:12:46 02/08/02 The "gradual"ness would be accellerated little dragonfly. :) (n/m) - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 13:06:19 02/08/02 Yup, unless you have UD pulley or run it out of oil> >>>> - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 11:22:54 02/08/02 No oil vs. an UD pulley? - MikeeZ 11:29:46 02/08/02 LOL, it was a joke. :) (n/m) - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 13:00:00 02/08/02 actually i had the same problem... - SL103 11:46:51 02/08/02 So am i probably safe? - ZFreak300 13:35:24 02/08/02 Don't pass erroneous info that has no proof like the UD pull (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 12:51:39 02/08/02 I stopped trying. But, like Huey Lewis said, "Bad is Bad"... (n/m) - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 13:01:17 02/08/02 Bad is in the eye of beholder, a ruin engine is not - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:57:02 02/08/02 yeah but funny part only by You.. :-) - Carlos Ramirez 13:59:55 02/08/02 as soon as the motor is cranked for the 1st time. (n/m) - HaloZ² 11:30:21 02/08/02 by the way.. thats usually how rod bearings go out - AntiHero[seatbelts rock] 14:15:38 02/08/02
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