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What repairs have I missed. 200 1986

posted by  Fuel Pump on  Tue Jan 22 17:11 CST 2002
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Hello Brickers,

I have a 1986 240 GL with 140k ++ miles the odometer has not worked in the year and 1/4 that I have owned the car. According to the records that I have from the original owner in jan 1997 car had approx 95k miles. My question is I have done several repairs to this car and am wondering what other failures are likely.

I replaced the:

Radiator spring 2001
Rear axle bushings and shocks summer 2001
Clutch, pressure plate, pilot bearing and throwout bearing summer 2001
Fan belts winter 2001
Tune up (plugs, cap, rotor, filters, etc.) winter 2001
Heater fan Jan 2002

I plan to replace duing spring of 2002

Motor mounts (drivers side broken)
Timing belt (looks ok but better safe than sorry)
Brakes (pads all around)


Have I missed anything that needs replacement? The engine is still good and no other major components look or sound bad. Heck the A/C is even cold.

Brian
86 240 GL





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