Re-build fried engine?
11-17-2021, (Subject: Re-build fried engine? ) 
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Re-build fried engine?
I have a CM2350 that died. No warning lights or beeper, and I wasn't thinking to check the gauges, but they had to be within range. Engine seized! Got it towed into shop, they dropped oil pan to see carnage.

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This shop told me that I need a new engine (used and they will re-build it). I know it needs a new crankshaft so it has to be pulled out, but my question is: Can't a shop just re-build this engine, replacing all worn parts? Or, is it just cheaper to replace?

Unfortunately this truck has an auto-shi#t trans, so replacing with a CM871 is most likely out of the question?



Waterloo was right, I should have done everything in my power to re-build my CM871 when it died. This truck has been a financial nightmare. A really low mileage truck that shouldn't be having the problems it has.
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Re-build fried engine? - barf - 11-17-2021



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