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I get it. I have a '93 Cavalier coupe that I bought new. Nothing special either: 4-banger VL model. The 5-speed made her fun. But she's the best car I've ever owned. NEVER let me down, not ever. 126,000 miles ... I know, not a lot compared to some, but all that without so much as the alternator goin...

Yah, at least for the next day or two, not sure when it runs out, but active now, email me the VIN.

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Yep, 48,500 original! Not perfect, but pretty nice.

I have a 2.2 Cavalier that currently bogs down and misses horribly -- but only after a hard rain. Mine has the original coil packs at 126,000 miles, but newer plugs and wires, so I'm guessing one of the coil packs is bad or cracked ... could be your problem? (Not familiar with Quad-4s ... if those h...

Better wheels are comin' (15" 5-spokes) but that's probably the extent of her exterior mods.

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More excellent info -- thanks much!

Excellent, thanks for the info! (I thought '95s were OBD-II also?)

Wanting to know what years have compatible gauge clusters with the '96, and if Corsica clusters are identical (I assume they are). My '96 has the standard cluster and I need my oil pressure info! Other than that, I'm familiar with the details of the swap. (Need new oil sending unit, etc.)

Thanks!

Always liked these cars; finally got one! '96 3.1 auto. Think it's what they call "Cayenne Red"? Would've preferred a 5-speed, but when's the last time you saw a Beretta with 48,000 miles for sale? So I snapped her up. New-car clean inside and out. Wanting to know what years have compatibl...