AlaskaConquest

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Hi could you put me down for two sets!

If that is a griffin radiator with stock mounts I am interested in it plus shipping to 80260. Did you ever have any oil in coolant?

I have some tan interior parts. I am not sure if they are excellent condition though. Rear seats , shoulder bolster. Pm me if you are interested.

I sent you a youtube video of the one in Denver off an 88. Did you not want it? Got a pallet and never heard back from you?

I have a set off an 87. Send me a pm with your number and i will text you photos.

I have it for an 88 or 87. It will be a pain to feed back through but if you are interested let me know. It is already pulled and sitting in a box. Shipping from 80234

I have some in maroon and dark blue if you are still looking.

Nice ride. Too bad you didn't have a red pax side fender. We could have traded two for one. I need to replace the one on my Red Conquest.

I have one from an old parts car. My guess is the paint may be faded. Let me know if you want pics.

I have one or you can buy my entire 88 rear suspension; upgraded axles, springs, differential, brake calipers and more. I am located in north denver.

I have a good one off an 88 in Denver, Co

I believe I have that. PM me if you are still interested and I will send a picture of the parts I believe you are looking for.

I have one off an 87 5spd with A/C. I will check to make sure it works tonight. PM me if you are still looking?

I have a blue front bumper cover still attached to a parts car if you are interested. I am located in North Denver (Northglenn) if you want to avoid shipping costs. I also have a maroon one but i think the blue one is in better shape. Send me a PM with what your willing to spend. I would prefer to leave what is still attached to the bumper and sell it cover, bumper, right fog light and all. I can send pics.

I think I have an 88 or 89. Let me know if you are still interested in it. Otherwise I can take a couple picture so you can see what is missing from yours. I am fairly sure I reconnected everything that was small back to the harness, so I wouldn't forget how it went together. Good luck. You have a lot of work ahead of you.

I fairly sure i have both. Pm me with your email and i will send you pictures of what i have.

I have a used seal if you are interested. I parted out an 88.

I have a maroon one if that works

Thanks, that was the problem. The resistance on the one in the car was about 10 fold higher than the one I just installed and when heated the old one didn't become "conductive" as the book stated. Installed one off my parts car and the car starts great and idles like it should on start up. All around runs better.

Accomplished this step a while back, but considering how awful the fuel system was I will try it again. Still open to other ideas as well.

I wish I did the soldering because then I would know who the idiot was that did it and could kick my own butt. However, I bought the car this way. I am seeing some other cheap shortcuts as I make my way through the reviving of a car I have always loved. Hopefully I never pay too much for all the shortcuts.

Looking for some help with an issue I haven't been able to solve. I have an 88 Quest that I picked up that had been sitting for about 6 years. In the process of restoring I have gone through the fuel system, basically new tank, pump, fuel filter(s), and installed a fuel pressure guage (38psi). The car runs nice once I get it started however, it will flood on the first start attempt. My guess is the mixture is wrong at start (not enough air) or the ECU is commanding to much fuel at start up. The injectors are soldered so I don't want to mess with that portion of the system until all other items are resolved. I have been starting the car by having someone crank the car while the fuel pump is disconnected and then connecting the pump. It will fire up with this method. Also it sometimes will start by flooring the pedal before and during engine start up. After the car is warm this issue seems to resolve itself and starts up fine. Thanks in advance for sharing your wisdom.