ACURA DEALER DIAGNOSIS-
Well, I guess the noise was classic for them too. They offered to remove engine ($1500), and send to speed shop they use..in any event I think they want me out of their bay ASAP..
Spoke with Larry B this afternoon (I've known him about last 15 yrs) and agree with all those posts, I feel he is truly unique,honest person:smile:
Now the hunt is on for a reasonable used motor.
Anyone out there feel that the rebuilding option is worth a try?
Science of Speed products are excellent, and I'm assuming their work is equal but the cost of shipping even 1 way is over $1500 last time I looked..
Seems like by the time you factor labor, possible "unexpected" other damage, replacing the whole thing is less...provided I find an engine at a reasonable price..
What were some of the costs with rebuilding rod bearing (and perhaps another surprised failed part) VS total engine, which I'm hoping is around 5-6K for a 3.0L..
Well, I guess the noise was classic for them too. They offered to remove engine ($1500), and send to speed shop they use..in any event I think they want me out of their bay ASAP..
Spoke with Larry B this afternoon (I've known him about last 15 yrs) and agree with all those posts, I feel he is truly unique,honest person:smile:
Now the hunt is on for a reasonable used motor.
Anyone out there feel that the rebuilding option is worth a try?
Science of Speed products are excellent, and I'm assuming their work is equal but the cost of shipping even 1 way is over $1500 last time I looked..
Seems like by the time you factor labor, possible "unexpected" other damage, replacing the whole thing is less...provided I find an engine at a reasonable price..
What were some of the costs with rebuilding rod bearing (and perhaps another surprised failed part) VS total engine, which I'm hoping is around 5-6K for a 3.0L..