Whats wrong, Astro?
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my site is up now
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> your website doesnt work, cannot find server > Don’t think that I am a moron. > "should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it > should fit in an Astro van" > I was joking. As you can see by my web page at the bottom, I am into > cramming larger engines into vehicles that weren’t made to accept them. I > may do that if my parents buy a replacement for this thing. > As for the code scan thing, I have never worked on anything this new > before > and didn’t know of this method of diagnosis. Thanks for your help > > my mom has a 93 Astro with 135k and the service engine soon light comes > on > > sometimes (when I floor it) and it smokes a little when you start it but > > that is because of worn valve seals it has had problems with the > serpentine > > belt going bad and it also has a problem when it is warm and you turn it > off > > and when you come back to drive it again it wont come out of park unless > you > > let it cool off for 10 to 30 minutes and one time it took more than an > hour > > before it would work. > > is it time for a rebuild? or should I put a small block in it, if I can > get > > one in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van > KRAMER > > Kramer’s 350 S-10 > > www.orangekitty.com/350s-10 > > The V-8 S-series WebRing > > http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=V8S10&list > > AIM: KRAMER4583
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>Don’t think that I am a moron. >"should I put a small block in it, if I can get one >in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van" >I was joking.
Did you read the older posts? I did just that. Twice. One was originally a V6, and the other was originally a 4 cyl. "It’s a crazy world, have fun with it." -Jerry Springer "Remember, when someone annoys you that it takes 42 muscles to frown, but it only takes 4 muscles to extend your arm and whack them in the head." – unknown What is a Team Goon? http://www.teamgoon.com My Personal page: http://teamgoon.i85.net FORMAL NOTICE: unsolicited commercial email will be read at a charge of $500 per item. Harvesting of my email address, and receipt of such email shall be considered to constitute acceptance of contract, and will be billed immediately.
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i only recently joined this newsgroup so i dont have many older posts
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Don’t think that I am a moron. >"should I put a small block in it, if I can get one >in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van" >I was joking. > Did you read the older posts? I did just that. Twice. > One was originally a V6, and the other was originally a 4 cyl. > "It’s a crazy world, have fun with it." > -Jerry Springer > "Remember, when someone annoys you that it takes 42 muscles to frown, > but it only takes 4 muscles to extend your arm and whack them in the > head." – unknown > What is a Team Goon? > http://www.teamgoon.com > My Personal page: > http://teamgoon.i85.net > FORMAL NOTICE: unsolicited commercial email will be read at a charge of > $500 per item. Harvesting of my email address, and receipt of such email > shall be considered to constitute acceptance of contract, and will be > billed immediately.
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my mom has a 93 Astro with 135k and the service engine soon light comes on sometimes (when I floor it) and it smokes a little when you start it but that is because of worn valve seals it has had problems with the serpentine belt going bad and it also has a problem when it is warm and you turn it off and when you come back to drive it again it wont come out of park unless you let it cool off for 10 to 30 minutes and one time it took more than an hour before it would work. is it time for a rebuild? or should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van KRAMER Kramer’s 350 S-10 www.orangekitty.com/350s-10 The V-8 S-series WebRing http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=V8S10&list AIM: KRAMER4583
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>did you pull the codes? what does the engine say it is?
Funny how people are running out to replace the engine before using a paperclip to listen to what the computer has to say to begin with, huh? — Mark – Oshawa, Ontario, Canada Chevy Astro / GMC Safari Message Board! Click Below! http://pub37.ezboard.com/bchevyastroandgmcsafari
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Isn’t it fresh that if anyone goes out to get a Tach/dwell/Voltmeter from Sears how complicated the GM HEI/Diagnostic adapters or even that Ford coil clip look. I know, not as complicated as a paperclip, but that’s something to try on an unsuspecting parts boy next time…..
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Don’t think that I am a moron. "should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van" I was joking. As you can see by my web page at the bottom, I am into cramming larger engines into vehicles that weren’t made to accept them. I may do that if my parents buy a replacement for this thing. As for the code scan thing, I have never worked on anything this new before and didn’t know of this method of diagnosis. Thanks for your help
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> my mom has a 93 Astro with 135k and the service engine soon light comes on > sometimes (when I floor it) and it smokes a little when you start it but > that is because of worn valve seals it has had problems with the serpentine > belt going bad and it also has a problem when it is warm and you turn it off > and when you come back to drive it again it wont come out of park unless you > let it cool off for 10 to 30 minutes and one time it took more than an hour > before it would work. > is it time for a rebuild? or should I put a small block in it, if I can get > one in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van > KRAMER > Kramer’s 350 S-10 > www.orangekitty.com/350s-10 > The V-8 S-series WebRing > http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=V8S10&list > AIM: KRAMER4583
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It was too late to try the codes but I will do it on Thursday
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Don’t think that I am a moron. > "should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it > should fit in an Astro van" > I was joking. As you can see by my web page at the bottom, I am into > cramming larger engines into vehicles that weren’t made to accept them. I > may do that if my parents buy a replacement for this thing. > As for the code scan thing, I have never worked on anything this new before > and didn’t know of this method of diagnosis. Thanks for your help > my mom has a 93 Astro with 135k and the service engine soon light comes on > sometimes (when I floor it) and it smokes a little when you start it but > that is because of worn valve seals it has had problems with the > serpentine > belt going bad and it also has a problem when it is warm and you turn it > off > and when you come back to drive it again it wont come out of park unless > you > let it cool off for 10 to 30 minutes and one time it took more than an > hour > before it would work. > is it time for a rebuild? or should I put a small block in it, if I can > get > one in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van KRAMER > Kramer’s 350 S-10 > www.orangekitty.com/350s-10 > The V-8 S-series WebRing > http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=V8S10&list > AIM: KRAMER4583
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>Don’t think that I am a moron. >"should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it >should fit in an Astro van" >I was joking. As you can see by my web page at the bottom, I am into >cramming larger engines into vehicles that weren’t made to accept them. I >may do that if my parents buy a replacement for this thing.
Actually, a 350 will drop into any V6 (Non AWD) Astro/Safari quite easilly…. But anyways… — Mark – Oshawa, Ontario, Canada Chevy Astro / GMC Safari Message Board! Click Below! http://pub37.ezboard.com/bchevyastroandgmcsafari
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i am going to get the codes but where do they show when you do it i dont have digital gauges and i have no idea where the number would show
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Don’t think that I am a moron. >"should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it >should fit in an Astro van" >I was joking. As you can see by my web page at the bottom, I am into >cramming larger engines into vehicles that weren’t made to accept them. I >may do that if my parents buy a replacement for this thing. > Actually, a 350 will drop into any V6 (Non AWD) Astro/Safari quite > easilly…. > But anyways… > — > Mark – Oshawa, Ontario, Canada > Chevy Astro / GMC Safari Message Board! Click Below! > http://pub37.ezboard.com/bchevyastroandgmcsafari
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your website doesnt work, cannot find server
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Don’t think that I am a moron. > "should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it > should fit in an Astro van" > I was joking. As you can see by my web page at the bottom, I am into > cramming larger engines into vehicles that weren’t made to accept them. I > may do that if my parents buy a replacement for this thing. > As for the code scan thing, I have never worked on anything this new before > and didn’t know of this method of diagnosis. Thanks for your help > my mom has a 93 Astro with 135k and the service engine soon light comes on > sometimes (when I floor it) and it smokes a little when you start it but > that is because of worn valve seals it has had problems with the > serpentine > belt going bad and it also has a problem when it is warm and you turn it > off > and when you come back to drive it again it wont come out of park unless > you > let it cool off for 10 to 30 minutes and one time it took more than an > hour > before it would work. > is it time for a rebuild? or should I put a small block in it, if I can > get > one in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van KRAMER > Kramer’s 350 S-10 > www.orangekitty.com/350s-10 > The V-8 S-series WebRing > http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=V8S10&list > AIM: KRAMER4583
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The server is down, so check back on monday or tuesday
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> your website doesnt work, cannot find server > Don’t think that I am a moron. > "should I put a small block in it, if I can get one in an S-10 then it > should fit in an Astro van" > I was joking. As you can see by my web page at the bottom, I am into > cramming larger engines into vehicles that weren’t made to accept them. I > may do that if my parents buy a replacement for this thing. > As for the code scan thing, I have never worked on anything this new > before > and didn’t know of this method of diagnosis. Thanks for your help > > my mom has a 93 Astro with 135k and the service engine soon light comes > on > > sometimes (when I floor it) and it smokes a little when you start it but > > that is because of worn valve seals it has had problems with the > serpentine > > belt going bad and it also has a problem when it is warm and you turn it > off > > and when you come back to drive it again it wont come out of park unless > you > > let it cool off for 10 to 30 minutes and one time it took more than an > hour > > before it would work. > > is it time for a rebuild? or should I put a small block in it, if I can > get > > one in an S-10 then it should fit in an Astro van > KRAMER > > Kramer’s 350 S-10 > > www.orangekitty.com/350s-10 > > The V-8 S-series WebRing > > http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=V8S10&list > > AIM: KRAMER4583
