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FS: Lancer Wagon

Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 10:05 am
by iXNAY
Lancer Wagon with a blown head-gasket for sale

I would fix this but i'm moving across the country and have no use for the car any more so any reasonable offer will be excepted

is a great car for a daily

if no one on here is interested this will just go onto ebay

comes with the satria GTI rims

regards
Ryan
0421 405 794

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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 5:59 pm
by iXNAY
Last call!
Any offer at all will be excepted!

Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 7:36 pm
by thrash
really? ANY offer? is it registered still?

Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 9:48 pm
by dirtygalant
how blown is blown? Guessing it's a 4G92 or 4G93? if so is it the common leaking oil out the side of the block above the bellhousing? Or more serious blow?

Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2012 7:21 am
by fugazi
I seriously doubt you CAN blow the headgasket on a (standard, non modified) 4g92...
Considering how I drive mine.... LOL
A frrrkn nice 'n economical daily!!!!
My offer is 500AUD landed.... sorry but we have a shitload of those here an prices are low as. Well... I'm not realy sorry, c'us I'm happy with our's!
Nice looking though... no rust on the opposite of our's...

I've converted mine to E85 with 240cc injectors and som more ignition and it averages about 7,5-8,5 liters on 100km....

I'ts A BARGAIN GUYS!!!! :D

Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2012 7:52 am
by iXNAY
thrash wrote:really? ANY offer? is it registered still?
rego ran out in MAY its still actually regoed in shannon (www.18u) name
dirtygalant wrote:how blown is blown? Guessing it's a 4G92 or 4G93? if so is it the common leaking oil out the side of the block above the bellhousing? Or more serious blow?
its a 4G92, and your spot on its leaking oil out the site above the bell housing!

Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2012 7:56 am
by iXNAY
iXNAY wrote:
thrash wrote:really? ANY offer? is it registered still?
rego ran out in MAY its still actually regoed in shannon (www.18u) name
dirtygalant wrote:how blown is blown? Guessing it's a 4G92 or 4G93? if so is it the common leaking oil out the side of the block above the bellhousing? Or more serious blow?
its a 4G92, and your spot on its leaking oil out the site above the bell housing!
fugazi wrote: My offer is 500AUD landed.... sorry but we have a shitload of those here an prices are low as. Well... I'm not realy sorry, c'us I'm happy with our's!
Nice looking though... no rust on the opposite of our's...
Id sell you them if it was easy enough to ship a non running car overseas

Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2012 7:56 am
by fugazi
iXNAY wrote:its a 4G92, and your spot on its leaking oil out the site above the bell housing!
Isn't it more common to leak on the "belt"-side?
Mine is....

Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2012 9:02 am
by www.18u
Ok so this used to be my car once apon a time, so i thought it might help to add some history to the vehicle.

1. It's a 4g93 sohc 16v. This was the larger engine option for this car, and being a manual it actually goes pretty good.

2. I put a excedy sports tuff clutch kit in this car out of a lancer gsr. I also replaced the clutch fork and slave cylinder.

3. It has a Golpher alloy radiator again for a Lancer GSR 1.8t

4. The a/c works, however it had a slow leak and lost gas over about a 3 month period.

5. I always serviced this car around every 7,500 kms.

It really is a very practical and very reliable little car. It actually handled quite well with the satria rims too.

If i had more room, more time, and more money i'd buy it back and put a 4g93t in it LOL

Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 1:08 pm
by dirtygalant
fugazi wrote:
iXNAY wrote:its a 4G92, and your spot on its leaking oil out the site above the bell housing!
Isn't it more common to leak on the "belt"-side?
Mine is....
Can happen both sides but it's mostly common on the gearbox end due to the placement of the oil gallery. I suspect it's the 'second gen' 4G92/4G93 which swapped sides in the engine bay which has it happen on the belt side mostly.

The last 4G92 SOHC I did it on I just pulled the head off with manifolds still attached and cleaned up both surfaces with a block and sandpaper and assembled back together with a new gasket, timing belt and water pump and has been fine ever since. Was a sub $200 fix and took about 4 hours to do. If this wagon was in QLD I would snap it up for sure!