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Originally Posted by guslealisla
Turns out it is a crank bearing. They recommend at this point a new or used engine. They quoted me 11k for a used engine and labor 3k of that is labor for swap. Decided to look at engine shops.
I got with a company out of houston called MMP after doing some searching. 5K for them to rebuild the engine with shipping back and forth from dallas. Also going to get a new turbo since the engine will be out. Requested a loan for 9k and starting the process if I get approved.
Here's a link to the engine shop. Wish me luck!
https://mmp-e.com/collections/produc...engine-program |
I wouldn't do this. Sometimes you have to take losses in life. If you don't, it'll cost you more in the long run.
First, you should see what you can get out of this shop. It may be worth a couple of dollars to get the opinion of an attorney. Short of that, junk it or part it out.
