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Originally Posted by Scrappy Doo
If they put a new engine in it, it may hurt the value 40 years down the road.
If the car isn't paid for, see if they will make a payment for you, since you don't ahve the car.
I would just get the new engine and drive her that way.
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Would that be something I ask the dealer or GM?? I do unfortunately owe money on it.
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Originally Posted by StrangeMan
Are you using 92+ octane?
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Yes ALWAYS! I believe it is 93 octane where I normally get gas. This problem just started and it has 9,000 miles so I'm sure it isn't a issue with using lower octane gas.
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Originally Posted by DarrenJ
Value should not be hurt down the road if it was a factory warranty motor, the entire motor is replaced, and you have documentation of such. May cause some red flags on a carfax report, but again, you have the docs of what occured.
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That is what I was wondering, I have no intentions on selling it ever if possible so it shouldn't really matter I guess. And as for documents I keep every maintenance paper and any other paperwork that I receive.
Thanks for the input guys, makes me feel a little better! Still playing the waiting game, right now it is up to GM to make a decision to either keep looking for the problem or go another route.