Exploring Engine Rebuild Parts and Practices

Exploring Engine Rebuild Parts and Practices

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  • Exposing Myths About Transmission Repairs

    Your car's transmission is essential for operating the vehicle without ruining the engine. Unfortunately, this component can develop any number of mechanical or computer problems, and these issues can cause your car to be inoperable until they are repaired. Sadly, many car owners may not have experience with getting a transmission repaired, and this may cause them to believe two misconceptions about this process that can cause them to make critical mistakes when they visit the mechanic:

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Exploring Engine Rebuild Parts and Practices

Hi everyone, my name is Lee Flounce. I am crazy about rebuilding engines in my spare time. The process of breaking down a combustion engine to find the damaged parts waiting inside definitely intrigues me. I carefully remove each part and place it on a piece of cardboard for a close inspection. Once the engine is broken into its individual components, I take some of the parts to the machine shop and clean others at home. I order all of the seals, gaskets and internal components in need of replacement and wait for my parts to return from the machine shop. Once I have everything I need, I rebuild the engine using the torque specs for all of the nuts and bolts. I would like to explore all of the parts and practices employed in this process through my website, as it differs slightly from engine to engine.