What to do? Main berring is shot
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Ok I just found out it was the main berring that is shot what can be done about this I didnt have the specifics before but now I know from what Ive heard on here it would be better to just get a junkyard engine or a new engine and have a small shop put it in this would be the cheapest route from what Ive heard
Is there not a way to pull the engine take it apart and just replace the bearring or what could there be more damage done to engine from this being shot
ANy thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Oh yeah and I have a 1994 SSEI if you were wondering
Is there not a way to pull the engine take it apart and just replace the bearring or what could there be more damage done to engine from this being shot
ANy thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Oh yeah and I have a 1994 SSEI if you were wondering
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Originally Posted by 1994Silver Bonneville SSE
Ok I just found out it was the main berring that is shot what can be done about this I didnt have the specifics before but now I know from what Ive heard on here it would be better to just get a junkyard engine or a new engine and have a small shop put it in this would be the cheapest route from what Ive heard
Is there not a way to pull the engine take it apart and just replace the bearring or what could there be more damage done to engine from this being shot
ANy thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Oh yeah and I have a 1994 SSEI if you were wondering
Is there not a way to pull the engine take it apart and just replace the bearring or what could there be more damage done to engine from this being shot
ANy thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Oh yeah and I have a 1994 SSEI if you were wondering
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