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Originally Posted by charliev68
No. You don’t get it! You have to pull the motor do the job right. You should definitely do the refresh after 100k miles. Trust me…I know!
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There's no problem for me to remove the engine. Possibly engine in car, I said.
But, from what I understood, you're going to spend in parts, the value of a donor engine.
If it was just the main bearings cost, I'd definitely do it at home. Is it? Why is the "complete" refresh needed for a 50k miles engine? What if I decide to do it at home (either removing the engine or not) now (my engine is 50k miles) and again after more 50k miles? That's what I'm looking after.