While purchasing a brand new car may seem to be the more expensive option, merely repairing the engine could cost more in the long run. Repairing a car's engine runs the risk of the engine breaking down again and some engines, especially old ones, may be beyond repair and trying to do so would be a waste of money.
buy a haynes book there about 30 bucks. it has a complete tear down and rebuild of the entire car
form_title=Engine Rebuild form_header=Is it time to stop and rebuild? What is the year, make and model of your vehicle?=_ How many miles on your car?=_ What problems have you been having with your engine?=_ Is this your car's original engine? = () Yes () No () Not Sure
replace or rebuild engine, its kaput!
Replace the Mazda engine.
What car and engine? How is valve and ignition timing?, fuel pressure, etc?
31 december if car is not yet registered or a rebuild
Not necessarily. Drain the oil and see if the water is rusty. The oil SHOULD protect most internal components, but if they've rusted, you'll need to rebuild the engine.
Ask this question again as "How do you rebuild the engine in a 1994 Camry with _____ engine?" replacing _____ with the specific engine in your car.
No. When the car was new it had a 1500cc engine. At your engine's first rebuild it was converted to a 1600.
Usually cheaper to change an engine, but then you have an old car with a new engine.
Take it completely apart, and if it isn't ruined, rebuild it properly. It will be like new then
As is means as is.