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WhiteTrash93
9/16/2006 10:17:19 AM
Well I am gonna break down and have my motor rebuilt. The place is charging me 2,000 thats the most it will be, he said it might be less it all depends on how bad it is. They are coming to pick it up monday since I cant keep it running it keeps stalling so they will tow it for free. Its just gonna be a stock rebuild unless I can get some mods done without going over 2 grand thats all I got to put intro her, I have already sunk 1800 into her with the sustom, exsaust and the rims I just bought and new front rotors. I really checked out alot of places and I am going to go to a shop right around me that has been around for 30 some years. Plus the area I live in is a very rich town, I am not rich in any way I am just very lucky I found this house. Anyway, any advice on what to expect and anything I need to do after its done. I know I have to break it in, but I dont know how long I am suposed too, I just want to know a little about this so I dont get takin for money. Thanks in advance everyone.

Brian

Oh what where the stock specs on the motor?? At the wheel hp and torque
thanks again
Sebba
9/17/2006 8:17:56 AM
Well remember to break her in properly when shes rebuilt!

http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm
WhiteTrash93
9/17/2006 3:47:23 PM
How do you break one in, do you just try and keep the rpms down and baby it or is there more to it? Its probably a stupid question to alot of you guys but I dont want to F it up after puting all this money into her.....but she is definetly worth it to me. Oh how hard would it be to swap in a manual trans?? Im gonna need trans work soon it is starting to slip until it gets up to temp, I would pay a shop to do it I am just trying to figure out the price. Thanks again bro.


Brian
TheEngineer
9/18/2006 7:41:14 AM
if you went to the link that sebba posted it tells you exactly how to break it in
WhiteTrash93
10/9/2006 4:23:20 PM
Ok I will check that out. I got a question for ya's my oil pressure still drops pretty low when I am at iddle is this normal? I checked the oil level it looked good to me. I am gonna call the shop but I just wanted to ask here too. Thanks again everyone.
93eclipsegsx
10/9/2006 4:41:15 PM
how low does it actually go?
WhiteTrash93
10/9/2006 8:02:49 PM

quote:

ORIGINAL: 93eclipsegsx

how low does it actually go?


Half way between first line and second line while at idle, when driving it goes alsost halfway between 2 line and 3rd line? Does that make sence?
93eclipsegsx
10/9/2006 9:26:05 PM
yeah thats good. do you have the owners manual that comes with the car? i looked at mine and it said it was good.
WhiteTrash93
10/9/2006 9:51:41 PM
No I dont have the manual, thanks for looking it up for me, I feel ALOT better now. Its running like a champ now, and let me just say a crap load more power , that one cyclinder lost 90% of its compresion so that had to be mad drop in HP. I really cant get on the gas yet either I cant wait until I can. Thanks again bro for the help.
93eclipsegsx
10/9/2006 9:54:15 PM
no problem. thats what were here for.
WhiteTrash93
10/9/2006 9:57:32 PM
One more question, how many miles will I get after a stock rebuild, Is it like a barnd new engine again? Could I get alot of miles out of it now before I have to rebuild it again? I know stupid question but remember Im a carpenter Im better with wood.
WhiteTrash93
10/9/2006 10:17:03 PM
Thats a nice site, if you think about it he is 100% right, I only have 11 miles on it now so I will do that tomorrow. I cant wait. this aplies to stock rebuilds too right? Not just high performance?
TheEngineer
10/10/2006 9:05:06 AM
i dont see why it wouldnt apply to stock vehicles.
franco
10/12/2006 12:29:28 PM
The $2,000 is that to rebuild and install the engine, if that is the case go for it.
Sebba
10/12/2006 5:37:16 PM
he already has... :)
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