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classic_sti 17 September 2006 10:18 PM

new engine knocking :(
 
im havin some serious bad luck..
i blew my old engine last week..after taking it to a garage i was told one of the pistons had a hole in and it would be better to buy a new engine..well ended up buying one for £800 was told it was ok..
i had the cambelt changed had new oil and filter then after paying labour for a mechanic to remove my old engine and replace it with this (about 9 hrs at £35 an hour)i have now noticed that the engine is knocking when revved up :brickwall
im gonna go to where i bought it from tomorrow and see what they can do about it..

The Chief 17 September 2006 10:33 PM

Where id you take it fella if you dont mind me asking?

pslewis 17 September 2006 11:02 PM

£800 for an Impreza engine is seriously cheap ........ did that not tell you that it was probably shagged??

Pete

classic_sti 17 September 2006 11:34 PM

i took it to a local garage that i know have worked on plenty imprezas before..they have done a good job fitting it..the problem obviously was there before...
the place i bought the engine from (breakers) said all there engines are tested so i thought it would be ok
they said £940+ vat for the engine at first but i got them down to £800 cash

juggers 18 September 2006 12:19 AM

Grade A near buxton

classic_sti 18 September 2006 12:33 AM


Originally Posted by juggers
Grade A near buxton

i did buy the engine off Grade A but a garage in glossop fitted it (reliance)

Grade A are normally ok though ive bought plenty of stuff from them before..im sure we will sort it out..

juggers 18 September 2006 12:49 AM

Yeh they usually give a warranty with there stuff.

New_scooby_04 18 September 2006 09:19 AM

Have a word with them today; grade A are highly regarded on here and I'm sure will help. As I'm sure you were most likely advised on the original thread though, it's often best not to go for the cheapest option in situations like this; a proper rebuild will cost more, but there won't be any problems of this kind.

Ns04


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