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About TexasQuest

  • Birthday 03/27/1984

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  • Interests
    TSi's & VR4's
  • Location
    DFW
  • Gender
    Male

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  • Zip Code
    75182
  • Model
    Conquest
  • Type
    TSI
  • Model Year
    1988
  • Transmission Type
    Manual
  • Factory Color
    Fiji Blue
  • Interior Color
    Black
  • Status
    On the road

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  1. TexasQuest
    It's a late 1987 model.
  2. TexasQuest
    I've removed a few G54 crank pullies and never needed to use a puller tool on them.
  3. TexasQuest
    I'd assume with the factory choice it's the factory diff with torque tube, axles and struts. The Ford 8.8 choice may require other fab work.
  4. TexasQuest
    Keep the steering center link for a rebuild core.
  5. TexasQuest
    Conquest/Starion Rear Subframe (mybigcommerce.com)
  6. TexasQuest
    Definitely. I'm sure their plan is to hang onto it for a while and hope it gains more value than they paid for it lol.
  7. TexasQuest
    Most likely the buyer has a collection of several vehicles they buy and sell often. It's probably just an investment to them.
  8. TexasQuest
    Yes, amongst several things.
  9. TexasQuest
    Engine Machine Service, Inc. - Conquest
  10. TexasQuest
    What month and year does the door tag say?
  11. TexasQuest
    What year is your car? If I remember correctly only the 87 models had the ETACS unit that drained the battery. The 88-89 models were corrected by Mitsubishi.
  12. TexasQuest
    Incredible
  13. TexasQuest
    If all the fuse links are good, then I would suspect loss of power with the ETACS unit.
  14. TexasQuest
    The owner's manual says you can use 20W-20, 20W-40 & 10W-30 in 32 degrees or above. 5W30 in 60 degrees or lower. I've personally used Castrol GTX 10W-40 in mine for years without issues.
  15. TexasQuest
    Like kev mentioned, it seems to be the bushing failure causing the rebuild leaks.
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