check the vin number on the engine does it match the caar if so original motor
A rebuilt engine can be bought for about $800. The old engine has to be returned after it is removed from youir car. The new engine has to be installed at a cost of about $2500. Parts attached to the engine may need replacement -- the alternator, the pollution control devices, the fuel injectors, etc. Total cost could run as high as $6000.
Yes, but you will need to swap over the lower mount bracket from your original engine onto the replacement engine. And you'll need to install a 1992-1998 timing chain cover onto the 1991 engine.
The engine will require an overhaul or replacement.The engine will require an overhaul or replacement.
just bought one it came with the original ad/manual says its a 192cc fourstroke engine
Yes, it lowers the value. The numbers will no longer match. Keeping the original engine is the ideal situation which will make the car worth more.
No, unless they specifically told you it had the original engine. Does the engine in the vehicle now, run as it should? If so, what is your problem? They sold you a car with a good serviceable engine. Unless you were buying a collector car where having the original engine makes the car worth more, this is really a mute point. You are assuming the original engine would be better than the one it now has. That is not necessarily the case. Drive and enjoy your car, and forget the fact that the engine has been changed. This is not fraud in any shape or form. Replacing defective engines in used cars is done all the time. If they had sold you the car with the original defective engine still under the hood, would that have made you happy?
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If you use the same weight as The original oil, for example now the engine uses 15W-40, and you do an oil change, filling it with the same specs 15W-40 oil that's no problem for the engine.
It would have to be a special build or a replacement engine.
If you get a new engine it will have a new head gasket
The most produced engine is the original Chevy/GM V-8 small block, produced from 1955-2003 for production vehicles, still produced as a replacement engine, and still widely used both in existing vehicles and as a performance/race engine. Approximately 90 million have been made.
Do a Google search and shop online for a "MagnaCore" replacement set for your specific engine. It is a fully suppressed wire wound set that delivers superior spark with no noise being generated. Good luck