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Trying to do comprehensive maintenance - what now? 200 1992

posted by  Onkel Udo II on  Sun Jan 13 17:17 CST 2013
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Clean the throttle body and IAC.

Remove and inspect accordion hose and make sure it is "clocked" such that it does not rub.

Replace the alternator ground wire.

Check the brush/regulator pack for the alternator. Get a spare from a junk yard and keep it in the car.

Clean your grounds...all of them.

Change all coolant related hoses and the radiator if original... particularly if you have an automatic.

Various suspension bushings, wheel bearings (grease and pre-load), change the brake fluid, differential fluid, transmission flush if an automatic,





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