Subject	Inspect/Measure everything while you disassemble.
Posted by	ZaXxon on October 12, 2015 at 4:22 AM
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In Reply To	Cheapest engine rebuild without cutting quality/reliability posted by Z32CheekiBreeki on October 11, 2015 at 01:40 PM
Message	You may not need any major machining. At a minimum, you should have new rod bolts pressed into the rods. They grind and resize the large ends when they do this. It cost me $120 when I had mine done.
Follow Ups	Cheapest engine rebuild without cutting quality/reliability - Z32CheekiBreeki 13:40:07 10/11/15 Where is the 'Other Motor' that came out. you need the parts (n/m) - Cjw3 14:31:48 10/11/15 You mean the NA drivetrain? - Z32CheekiBreeki 15:25:34 10/11/15 Re: You mean the NA drivetrain? - Cjw3 16:55:42 10/11/15 Okay so i think I've got a gameplan - Z32CheekiBreeki 20:39:01 10/11/15 So far a good plan.. - Cjw3 21:50:28 10/11/15 okay so for the block - Z32CheekiBreeki 22:39:09 10/11/15 Re: I understand it is generally oil starvation, but where c - BoneZ (MD) 08:11:57 10/12/15 Hmm, last i was under the car the oil pan was dent free - Z32CheekiBreeki 20:40:27 10/13/15 Replace the oil pump while its apart (n/m) - -Grimm- 14:21:06 10/12/15 Re: Cheapest engine rebuild without cutting quality/reliability - ichirou 14:49:28 10/11/15 Yeah I swapped over the entire drivetrain from the TT - Z32CheekiBreeki 15:28:11 10/11/15 hate to hear about your run of luck - SammybTT(TN) 16:18:51 10/11/15 re-ring the motor and rebuild the heads, replace everything - ShakaShaun(Denver) 19:34:17 10/11/15 Inspect/Measure everything while you disassemble. - ZaXxon 04:22:08 10/12/15
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