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Replacing an engine 200

posted by  Nel621 on  Mon Nov 23 13:26 CST 2009
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Good tips with the markers and bags.It would also take me more time than usual because like you I would want to detail everything before intstalling it.I would probably skip the t-belt for now as it is easily replaced with the engine in the compartment.But yeah if I were to get another engine I'd go nuts cleaning the heck out of it,front,back, underneath.Then install a like new looking motor!The devil IS in the details.






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