1994 Infiniti J30 Base Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Bellingham, Washington, United States
This car ran and drove great until the coolant pump was recently replaced. It was a component failure and the pump literally broke apart, allowing the fan to fly into the radiator, tearing up the radiator, fan and shroud.
The engine was undamaged and still runs great. It was not overheated and appears unharmed. The timing belt, idler and tensioner were also replaced when the pump failed and they are still fine. I was going to replace the pump and the damaged parts to keep the car, but as we have other vehicles that are fine, it's just not cost effective for me to do so. As such, the car is being sold whole or being parted out. All major powertrain components were good and all accessories worked fine. There are the routine dings, normal wear and tear items, and a few small interior flaws like the center console cover that the dog chewed on and a broken mount for the lower left plastic power seat switch panel, but otherwise in good shape for the year. I do have a good center console lid that was next on the list before this happened. If you want a J30 that needs a little work (coolant pump, radiator, fan and shroud,) this is just for you. If you need a J30 for parts, this is perfect for you. I'll get a couple interior pics to add later. Aside from what is noted above, the tan interior is in decent shape. The reserve is far less than what a good used J30 twin cam 3.0L engine alone would sell for. Local buyers are preferred. If you're out of the area, transport/shipping is up to you. |
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