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PPI on 'disembodied' motor and motor source questions:
1) What are the things to do regarding a PPI on a motor that is out of a car? Will a compression and leakdown test yield useful results on a cold motor? Are such tests even possible?
I assume that head studs should be checked and a visual check for oil leaks might be somewhat helpful assuming the motor has not been cleaned up. What else should be looked for? 2) I am looking for a Euro 993 motor (96-98) and have had little luck checking the usual places online. Looks like I will need to seek this motor overseas. Can anyone provide some assistance in finding a motor? I know that Jack bought his motor from Germany and perhaps Roland might be able to help . . . or anyone else who might have a clue! Once again, thanks in advance! Happy New Year! Kurt |
Kurt, I sent an email to my guy in (Mönchengladbach) Germany to see if he had any 96-98 engines with the brains (but not necessarily the exhaust). I'll let you know what he says.
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With these later motors does one have to, more or less, trust the seller regarding the motor's condition? From your reports to the board, sounds like you got a really sweet deal on a very solid and reliable low mileage 3.6. To the board: I've always wondered about motors from wrecked cars. Can significant G forces cause damage to the internals of a motor even if the impact was away from the rear area? Just curious... Regards, Kurt |
Kurt, I wondered the same thing about the effects of an impact. The current motor in my 914 was from a totaled car. It had a significant impact in the rear which pushed it into another car and smacked the front as well. I paid a premium (I thought) for this car because the PO had over $6000.00 in receipts for the eng/trans alone (12-14000 miles on rebuild) not to mention the costs of the suspension peices. I have around 6000 miles currently on the eng. since the swap and have had no significant problems... and it tolerated several DE's without a hitch. I am satisfied that there has been no internal problems R/T the accident.:)
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