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Expert Profile: Ed McKenna

Expertise:  I`ve been restoring G-Body Oldsmobiles and Pontiac`s(1983-1987) for a number of years now . I have a ton of information related to people trying to restore these soon to be classics .

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Recent Answers from Ed McKenna
2008-08-21  1987 oldsmoblie delta 88 lighter doesn't work Ms. Reagan, First and foremost, check the fuses. From there,(if you have one) plug a cell phone charger or cig. lighter device in. This either shows that the lighter is bad or the culprit is the barrel...
2008-08-18  No horn Dwayne, I would start off by checking the fuses to make sure the fuse for the horn isn't blown. From there you can take a tester, locate the horn(I'm not sure where it is on your specific make) and...
2008-04-16  82 cutlass supreme Could you clarify your question? The question you've sent is pretty cut and dry. Find the leak and repair it. If you have a hole, crack or compromise in the coolant system than you will have to keep adding...
2008-03-25  1983 cutlass Martin, Listed below are a few companines that specialize in replacement OEM and NOS Oldsmobile parts. http://www.gbodyparts.com/ http://www.autobodyfillersusa.com/ Also, you might want to...
2008-03-22  rear inside sailpanels Keith, As far as I know, there really isn't any site online that sells stock refurbished sailpanels. You can try: http://www.gbodyparts.com/ http://www.ebay.com/ By far the easiest way to...
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