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Engine Switch Homework 900 1992

posted by  Iroll on  Thu Dec 26 22:53 CST 2002
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One thing to consider is the rear main seal - a weak point on the 6304 engine (at least my '95). Once the engine is in, it is about 5 hours labour to replace this.

Heater hoses would be a good candidate.

Unless you are certain of the timing belt history, replace it also - although this is not difficult with the engine in situ.
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'61 122s B16, '67 122s B18, '76 245 B21F, '81 245 B23E, '90 745 B234, '95 960 B6304 (not counting parts cars)






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