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Old May 5, 2004 | 06:37 PM
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If you're willing to do a swap, that means you're willing to do some work yourself. Yank the motor, have the bearing journals redone, and get the crank polished. Get some over sized bearings, new rings, and a head gasket, and you're back on the road. Might want to do an itr oil pump while it's out, but not a NEED. Cost of bearings, rings, fluids, etc should be less than 200, and the machine work shouldn't be too bad either.
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