You would have to contact the salvage yard and find out as there is no standard for quality assurance in the salvage business.
You can check how much oil is required in your owners manual, and you may want to look into a dipstick at a local wrecking yard or salvage yard. What kind of car is this engine in?
The auto salvage yard.
There is no set value of a salvage vehicle. Value is based on what they offer.
Dealer? Salvage Yard? Engine rebuilder?
the local salvage yard. They are also the same engine as the ford probe
Engine will overheat. Possibly seizing the pistons and totally wrecking the engine.
bring someone along or demand a written warranty after you pay - a bill so you can exchange after answer take a mechanic you trust with you and be guided by him and get a written warranty, altho u do know its not going to be warrantied for much as you are buying from a wrecking yard
Yes you can, for sure. But, it will wrecking your engine...
The best place is to get it from a wrecking yard.
4.6engine v8 Ford Explorer how much. Even a good used engine from a wrecking yard will cost more than $150.
With all the 'find a job' sites it is hard to know which ones are legitimate or not. Here is a great site to get started looking for engine testing jobs: http://jobs.oodle.com/careers/milwaukee-area/quality-assurance-control-jobs/
Call your local wrecking yard as they have crossover books.