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kwikb16a2 06-Sep-2005 10:12 AM

New Motor
 
Im gunnna be getting a motor from a wrecking yard, its 2000 with 20 000kms. Now my question is, is it safe to put in the car after its been sitting for that many years? id imagine some of the seals might have dried out and need to be changed,no?

imported_kIeRaN 06-Sep-2005 10:38 AM

i would do timing belt and water pump for sure

imported_trackhack 06-Sep-2005 10:41 AM

Cap, Rotor, Wires, Plugs, O2 Sensor, PCV Valve and ensure the IACV and TB is clean along with the Timing Belt and Waterpump Kieran mentioned.

Also not a bad idea to change both the fuel and air filters on the car when completing your installation.

markpa 06-Sep-2005 11:16 AM

Re: New Motor
 

Originally posted by kwikb16a2
Im gunnna be getting a motor from a wrecking yard, its 2000 with 20 000kms. Now my question is, is it safe to put in the car after its been sitting for that many years? id imagine some of the seals might have dried out and need to be changed,no?
Ive been thinking about this too, the motor im picking up has been sitting in a shed outsdie for a year, no rain or snow could get in ....anyways, so u guys are saying the internals of the motor would still be fine?

kwikb16a2 06-Sep-2005 12:27 PM

ya the usual maintainance stuff will be changed, im jus thinking about the seals internally

markpa 06-Sep-2005 02:23 PM


Originally posted by kwikb16a2
ya the usual maintainance stuff will be changed, im jus thinking about the seals internally
Thats what i meant too,

imported_Cablerat 06-Sep-2005 03:43 PM

Imported JDM motors sit in junkyard field for years totally exposed to the weather.

IE- my H22A had just arrived from japan and had water in the plug chambers. you could see water spots as the water evaporated over time too.

Scott-93HBSi 06-Sep-2005 04:29 PM

^^ thats not cuz they sit exposed for "years" It's because the place you bought it from probably power washed it to remove all the dirt and grease to make it look better for sale.

Younes Si 06-Sep-2005 08:27 PM

Re: New Motor
 

Originally posted by kwikb16a2
Im gunnna be getting a motor from a wrecking yard, its 2000 with 20 000kms. Now my question is, is it safe to put in the car after its been sitting for that many years? id imagine some of the seals might have dried out and need to be changed,no?
what kind of motor/tranny?

markpa 06-Sep-2005 11:28 PM

Re: Re: New Motor
 

Originally posted by Younes Si


what kind of motor/tranny?


dammm i just noticed u finally lowered your, car, huge difference, good job.

kwikb16a2 07-Sep-2005 06:55 PM

stock y7


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