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posted by  Mike H.. on  Sat Nov 29 14:11 CST 2003
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If you've done the work before then if you have the time thats the best solution. Rebuilt it yourself. An engine block has no electronics and is pretty much the same on any type of vehicle. Some use better parts than others.
If I was you then spend some time and replace the rings and seals yourself especially since you already know how to do it. You'll save 2G's.
Plus you know it was done properly.






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