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74273, Engine rebuild costs..questions Posted by EclipsedChef, May-08-04 04:59 PM
Hey guys, i just need a few questions answered..i havent had time to do anything with my rebuild except for order my parts. I need to know estimates on have my block dipped/honed, my head pressure tested/deck tested, and having a crank drilled and tapped where the bolt goes.
Also, when i rebuild the motor..i bought a 750lb motor stand and i wanted to know if i should assemble EVERYTHING down to the timing belt before the install.
Another thing, does our motor have a knock sensor? If so, that, the crank angle, and oil sending unit are the last things to be replaced before the motor is new, wheres the cheapest place to find them? I have so much on my mind and i cant remember anything else, please help me out and i'll have more questions to come. THANKS
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74274, RE: Engine rebuild costs..questions Posted by grain, May-08-04 06:05 PM
Originally posted by EclipsedChef Hey guys, i just need a few questions answered..i havent had time to do anything with my rebuild except for order my parts. I need to know estimates on have my block dipped/honed, my head pressure tested/deck tested, and having a crank drilled and tapped where the bolt goes.
i dunno about honing a block, but the local machine shop here its 30 bucks to bore, and 70 to hottank. i dunno about head testing. i gave them my head with springs and valves, and when i picked it up it was 175. 35 for decking and 140 for 3 angle valve job, and dis/reassembly of the head. and for drilling a tapping. you can prolly do that your self. or a machien shop might charge around 30 bucks maybe. i had a broken stud in my head when i dropped it off, and they took it out with no charge.
Also, when i rebuild the motor..i bought a 750lb motor stand and i wanted to know if i should assemble EVERYTHING down to the timing belt before the install.
ya, make sure the timing is good before you drop the engine in. i found that w/out the a a/c compressor, its a shit load easyer to drop the engine back in. intake manifold and all that on the head.
Another thing, does our motor have a knock sensor? If so, that, the crank angle, and oil sending unit are the last things to be replaced before the motor is new, wheres the cheapest place to find them? I have so much on my mind and i cant remember anything else, please help me out and i'll have more questions to come. THANKS
yes, we have a knock sensor. if you want oem parts, give bob kise a call at fenton dodge. 810-714-3300. tell him your from 2gnt.
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74305, RE: Engine rebuild costs..questions Posted by Steve, May-09-04 09:16 AM
Hm I was allways under the impression of machine shops costing so much more.
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74306, RE: Engine rebuild costs..questions Posted by techboy, May-09-04 11:37 AM
Definately time it on the stand. It will be a pain in the neck in the engine bay. And, as mentioned, Bob Kise is a great OEM replacement part resource. Def. get in touch with him.
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74308, RE: Engine rebuild costs..questions Posted by EclipsedChef, May-09-04 12:20 PM
Thanks for the great information. I do have another question, can i use the rods from a 98 neon in my 95?
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