2004 Chevrolet Impala LS Startup Engine & In Depth Tour 

ENGINE

GamePlayWithNolan How long have you had your 2000 LeSabre?

Just over a year. I drive it every day

GamePlayWithNolan nice I actually own a 2002 Regal LS I also have the 3800 Series II motor as well honestly they are good cars especially as a daily driver I definitely recommend them but they need to be more highway driven than in the city because it will do much better on gas on the highway than in the city.

Lol, I always drive on the highway to work.

I also own a 2000 buick lesabre

What was wrong with your sister in laws 2004 Impala?

@@fordmustang98guy her front wheel bearings were bad. I also replaced the tie rods. It also had a misfire so I replaced he spark plugs and wires. It runs great. It passed the smog and is back on the road after sitting for two years. She had bought a Honda Fit 2019. But she’s glad I fixed it. She bought it in 2009 with 39K miles. It currently has 151K miles.

Demond Parks impala LS is way better than the base model your impala had the 3400 SFI motor impala LS has the 3800 Series II motor which is a little faster than the 3400

​@@fordmustang98guyCan You Do 2004 Chevrolet Colorado LS 4x4 Crew Cab.

No one I know ever ever had major problems with impalas but I’m sorry this generation was ugly.

Yes, electrical problems abound. Interior lights, trunk light, exterior lights, dashboard instruments inaccurateart, starter switch stuck, anti theft system make me wait 10 minutes before allowing me to start it, sunroof not working and more. Don't get me started on the number if fuses that I have replaced. Other than those problems, the car is high performance, love the way it handles, the motor is powerful with excellent acceleration. Gets me out of the way of fast moving oncoming big trucks. It also looks great----quite sporty, roomy and comfortable. I have kept it clean and waxed and get lots of complments on it. However, considering trading for a Taurus SHO

Amen. Mine went through 5 batteries in a year once due to all the electrical gremlins. Engine ran to 330K without a skip though.

Granny horror game 9 Your grandma no longer has her Impala? Did it have the 3800 Series II like this one ?

Mark from [fordmustang98guy] I don't remember I was so young

Granny horror game 9 was it the same year as this blue one?

Caleb Porter the 3800 series II is a better motor than the gutless 3400 SFI motor

+fordmustang98guy yes. it had every single option. it was a nice car but it always needed fixing. kinda sad that a Ford that was older and had 30,000 more miles ended absolutely nothing compared to the impala

Cruzing 93 ok ok

Cruzing 93 no in

Ford. Found on road dead.

My 2000 Chevy venture is still running like a champ with 258000 miles, it rarely needs anything replaced with the 3400

It’s an older car so I’m gonna say I don’t think it does. Aux input didn’t become a really big thing until 2007.

@@brianchorsaway2778 ight, thank you❤

Is your Malibu a V6?

What happened to your 2003 Impala?

@@fordmustang98guy No, it’s a base 4 cylinder. It has great acceleration and is much tighter than the Impala.

@@fordmustang98guy I used to trade cars in at 6 years and older. That was a waste. Because, the Impala was a good car.

@@cindyeisenberg8367 so did you buy your Impala new in 2003? And you sold it in 2010?

It might need to be fixed by the owner the emergency brake

Right Lmao Like Wtf

It’s not the head gasket the 3800 motor in the Impala LS is most likely the lower intake gasket the 3400 engines have more problems with the head gasket

Angelo Smith the Grand Prix gtp and the impala Ls are similar. Only difference the gtp has the supercharged 3.8. The impala has the naturally aspirated engine

Angelo Smith I love both cars a lot why are my grandmas cars and my favorite cars in the comments? But yeah I like Grand Prix more

Angelo Smith but I only like the 2002 pontiact Grand Prix

I had a 87 grand prix with t-tops and a 307 engine with cherry bombs

Common issue with these GM cars your Gas ⛽️ Gauge does not work?

Lucas Mendoza I prefer the Impala like this one that has the 3.8 litre V6 the Buick Engine (3800 Series II)

Hi

Nope 👎 that car was in an accident unfortunately a while back I did this video back in 2016

Ohhh if it’s ok for me to ask how did you get all these cars to review?

@@jayden4027 these are just people that I know or any good friends of mine who give me the permission & I explain to the person how I do in depth reviews.

@@fordmustang98guy ah I see that’s really cool