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munkyJul-23-04 01:42 PM
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#78009, "fried pistons"


          

Well a while back i posted about an interesting tapping noise from my engine. Well turns out I fried 2 pistons/rings/ etc. yeah for me...Oh well anyone else had this joy yet? I think it was part me/part the first owner. I priced a reman. engine and its like 4k installed..ouch. I am know I could find an engine for less but the warranty is awesome. 3 year/120k mile..whatcha think?
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RE: fried pistons, JWoodley, Jul-23-04 02:04 PM, #1
RE: fried pistons, grain, Jul-23-04 03:16 PM, #2
      RE: fried pistons, munky, Jul-23-04 04:20 PM, #3
           RE: fried pistons, 95_ESi_Person, Jul-23-04 04:30 PM, #4
                RE: fried pistons, munky, Jul-23-04 05:00 PM, #5
                     RE: fried pistons, ModeratorCorbin, Jul-26-04 06:40 AM, #6

JWoodleyJul-23-04 02:04 PM
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#78011, "RE: fried pistons"
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2.2l stroker imo.

  

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grainJul-23-04 03:16 PM
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#78015, "RE: fried pistons"
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shit. ill install you a built vt engine for 3k

  

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munkyJul-23-04 04:20 PM
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#78017, "RE: fried pistons"
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shyt you have no idea how tempting that is^^^^^^. i can do the install no prob...but i am getting help in swinging the money for the rebuild so i have to go thos route or else i would be all over it. i got a little one on the way and this is not how i intended to save money..lol. oh well

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95_ESi_PersonJul-23-04 04:30 PM
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#78018, "RE: fried pistons"
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2.2L IMO... do you happen to have a recording of this tapping sound? did your car still run fine?

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munkyJul-23-04 05:00 PM
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#78019, "RE: fried pistons"
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hey-
no sound recording. The car ran but was having huge issues..it kept dying and it was the roughest idle I have ever heard. I was/am thinking about getting anotehr engine but this one has the best warranty and with the miles i drive everyday I am going to need that 120000 mile coverage.

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ModeratorCorbinJul-26-04 06:40 AM
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#78080, "RE: fried pistons"
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What about rebuilding your fried engine? That has to be less than 4k. I assume you could just bore it 0.02 over, clean up the crank, and put a bottom end kit in. A stock bottom end kit is $384 and a performance kit is $1,199. Machining would be $250-400. Bigger pain, but lower cost.

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