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Originally Posted by zeebo
ill third that..lol..and just to know, that the supercharged 3800s did not have the leaky plastic intake manifolds..they were aluminum, and not subject to leaking, or the recall...only caveat is that you need to run premium fuel. i have to say that those buicks n pontiacs of that era with the 3800 are hard to beat for a daily driver...like was mentioned, some cars' parts can really bite ya....
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But...the supercharged engines have a cast aluminum bracket that hold on the a belt pulley...it fatigues and breaks, but is generally good for around 100,000, kinda like that plastic plenum (I have changed mine, it's a good idea to yank the lower part of the intake also, when doing this, clean the gunk out of it). I still wouldn't own a ford...
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