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Complete Engine which includes:

Intake Manifold / Throttlebody / Stock Injectors / Stock Coilpacks

Engine had an overheating problem which later on turned out to be a faulty water pump.

I received some bad advice from a workshop which told me changing engines would be quicker and cheaper. That shop closed down not too long ago forcing me to bring my "blown motor" over to another place. This place actually did a proper diagnostic:

Problem: Number 4 and 6 cylinder has high leak down due to inlet valve problem.

Reccomendations: Needs head recond., bottom end is in good nick.

Should cost around $500 - $600 to fix.

Engine was running fine when it was last in the car, just was overheating due to a seized water pump.

Asking Price:

$1000 ONO w/out TURBO

At this stage I do not want to separate the parts, I would prefer to sell everything off as one unit.

Freight can be arranged but at buyers expense.

Pictures will be added later today. Thanks.Complete Engine which includes:

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Edited by GroundRun

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