chances of a motor needing housing/rotor/irons
04-29-06, 06:15 PM
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chances of a motor needing housing/rotor/irons
I am interested in buying this motor from a member on this board. The motor is from a '87 TII and has 104k miles. I plan on rebuilding it. I was wondering if the motor is not blown, what are the chances of it needing housings, rotors, and irons. I mean, if it needs any of those, I would rather just rebuild the one I have currently. Anyways, any input will be appreciated. thanks.
~Dave
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04-29-06, 08:45 PM
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If the engine is functioning fine and has decent compression you should be able to re-use the housings, rotors, end plates, etc.
Just replace the seals.
However as a disclaimer, you will never know for sure until you open it up.
Just replace the seals.
However as a disclaimer, you will never know for sure until you open it up.
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