2000 Pontiac Sunfire Se Sedan 4-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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Hi, up for auction is a 2000 Pontiac sunfire 4 door sedan sold as is.
151000 miles well taken care of barely any rust maybe some spots but nothing major. I bought this at 120000 miles and made many repairs. Runs great it has a 2.2 l about 22 mpg great on gas I think max is 25 mpg. Repairs that were made Alternator, belt, tune up, muffler strap, flex pipe, battery, brakes front and rear, tie rod ends, fuel filler tube, canister vent solenoid and valve, upper and lower trans cooler lines, thermostat upper and lower and heater core hoses, painted hood and roof and part of the side because it was sun faded, tires are around 6/32, fuel filter, air filter, oil changes regularly done 3000, radiator, and I think that's about it. Things it needs, check engine light for an evap leak I smoke tested it and it's coming from on top of the tank probably a vent valve or pump check valve or seal, AC compressor clutch it's sticking AC doesn't work, small coolant leak ever since I replaced the heater hose and upper and lower radiator hose and thermostat it loses a bit of coolant could be the metal lines that weren't cleaned up well enough when rubber hose replaced. That's all I know for what is wrong with it. As for local pick up can be in milwaukee, wi or Kalamazoo, mi |
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