where to take my motor
10-18-07, 06:46 PM
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where to take my motor
hello ive got a s4 motor with 90k on it. it have a blown coolant seal. i would take it apart and just put new seals in but i am on a budget, and would like to rebuild the whole thing. my question is
is there a place i can take it to get done and make payments instead of straight up money.
is there a place i can take it to get done and make payments instead of straight up money.
10-18-07, 06:53 PM
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hello ive got a s4 motor with 90k on it. it have a blown coolant seal. i would take it apart and just put new seals in but i am on a budget, and would like to rebuild the whole thing. my question is
is there a place i can take it to get done and make payments instead of straight up money.
is there a place i can take it to get done and make payments instead of straight up money.
10-20-07, 02:18 PM
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You can see if Global Auto in warsaw, IN will work payments out for you. Alan there was trained on the 2nd gen rx-7 by mazda all those years ago and had an old rx-3 at one point also he is helping me on my fc's TII swap at the moment. Call in at 574-268-1469 monday- friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. They do good work and are fairly flexible so give them a ring.
10-20-07, 02:37 PM
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I always tell people, "I have a contract with the bank. They don't build engines and I don't give loans".
Seriously...if you can't get a loan for a grand or 2 on your own merits from a bank or family member, why should an engine builder extend credit to you? IF you have a job and/or are trustworthy with fair credit, 1-2 grand is not that hard to get a loan for. IF you are not (which is likely why you can't get said loan from a bank or family) then the engine builder would have nothing to gain by giving you one either?
This is a no win situation.
Seriously...if you can't get a loan for a grand or 2 on your own merits from a bank or family member, why should an engine builder extend credit to you? IF you have a job and/or are trustworthy with fair credit, 1-2 grand is not that hard to get a loan for. IF you are not (which is likely why you can't get said loan from a bank or family) then the engine builder would have nothing to gain by giving you one either?
This is a no win situation.
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