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Posted by Michael on July 06, 2003 at 16:19:45 from (130.76.96.19):
Hey guy thanks for the info, We have strip all but the mag from the block. we pulled the head. We found two cracks on the block one starts at casting seam on the front of the block and goes all the way to the fourth pistion back on the left side and the other crack is just above the first crack and spans from the center of the first pistion just aft of the third. Bofore we pull the mag should we free up the eng and put it in any certian postion. The s/n on the eng and the tran do match should we try to salvage this block. If not about how much will a good block cost. Thanks
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