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On my 3rd Aurora ...the present one is a 99 all option version in the lumenicent white or pearl white ...honestly I dont know what they officially call it...but Its the color ive always wanted although Im not sure Ive ever seen a detailed one in any color that I didnt like...
99Aurora
Good luck with your Aurora
Javi
I'm phil95 I have the same car and live in the same city. I too scour these messages.
I have a good car some little issues so far. like the temp control on the passenger side otherwise the car is like new. loaded every option but the winter warmer. I'm alway in need of advice currently I'm looking to change ant- freeze not power flush. just drain the zerex and add the dex-cool. Still looking for the radiator petcock. which I assume is uner that plastic cover. and put in a new battery if I can firgure out the right one.
Phil
we have the exact same car. see mine at http://www.carspace.com/phil95/?50@@.59a82af4
Phil
Well I do look forward to receiving different idea for her face lift and other repair responses from any and all.
Glad you love your Aurora. Mine is also a 95. I have had some problems with it, but I still love it. She runs great now.
What I did to mine that I have not seen on any Aurora's is put a spoiler on her. That made her look so sporty and cool. I also put some decals on the hood. Some cool skulls. That made her look "bad!!!". I hope that is some ideas for ya. But the spoiler really does something. Good luck fellow Aurorian!!
TennBob
My mechanic said that I have a minute leak in the A/C evaporator on my '98 Olds Aurora. Replacement of the evaporator and dryer will cost $700 with 8 hours labor for removal and replacement of the dash.
The interior of the car and the dash are in mint condition and I am concerned that the mechanic (non-GM) will break or damage the dash and or parts inside of the dash. How do I remove/replace the dash to save time on the labor costs for this repair?
It must have been late 1994 and I lived in Largo FL. I had recently finished restoring my driver, a 2 tone 79 Grand Prix with T tops, and was heading back to the shop from lunch one afternoon, when I pulled up next to this White, almost Pearl colored car at a stop light. I had never seen anything like it... because there WAS nothing like it. This was a sedan? I HATED sedans. How could this sporty, beautiful thing have foor doors? The curves, The wide stance, The wheels. And something about the tail lights reminded me of ... what was it? I searched for a Logo as I inched towards the intersection until I saw just this silver scribble on the front of this fluid sensuous hood. What IS that? This was about the most striking car I had ever seen. I loved the '66 Vette and '72 Citroen SM and my old Toronado from years past, but this car was NEW. Like Ice cream just starting to melt. I talked about it the rest of the day.
I don't remember when I found out that it was an Olds, but I remember thinking "I should have known". I think thats when I made the connection between the tail lights of the Aurora and my old 67 Toronado. The back ends were definately related. I laugh now thinking there was no way for me to know, poor as i was, that in 5 years I would own one..... 2 B continued.