Shavings in oil
looking for help quick!
thanks guys
I doubt they cover blown engines... that's where a warranty would come into play...
Mechanical Failure is NOT a covered peril, a Peril is what causes the damage. I.E. Theft is a covered peril because some ******* stole the car and it wasnt recovered
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Find out where they got the motor and if it was gaurented.
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You didnt spin a bearing the engine had previous damage. You got ripped unless you were thrashing the ever loving crap out of it, only you know that, you need to make the person who you bought it from pay for it.
As far as fixing it it isn't worht it. A forged 347 will be cheaper than a 383.
Start calling vendors on the right. LME has a good reputation, built mine and a few people's I know, Weber has some great deals as well as a bunch of others. Your looking at anywhere from 2790-3500 for a forged 347 sb. Add about 800-1100- if you go 383, the cost of the crank. Then add in gaskets, new timing set, new oil pump, and a few other odds and ends like lifters and lifter trays.
There isnt a court in the world that will let the sale stand unless the sales slip says with blown engine on it. It is assumed it will last longer than 500 miles. I dont care how big AS IS is printed. This isnt criminal law and you dont need to prove guilt. You just need to show that is was not supposed to be a junk and was bought as such with the intent of having a good motor. Most people think they can wrap a turn in paper and sell it as a golden egg and get away with it if they say "as is". Thats not how it works. You can take them to small claims court get a few bucks back from them. Especialy within 3 days of a sale. There are laws that protect buyers especialy with big purchases.
Last edited by 99blancoSS; Oct 30, 2007 at 03:36 PM.


