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I once left a wrench on the crank pulley after replacing the head gasket on my car back in college. When I cranked the engine the pulley came off and I ended up having to rebuild the whole cylinder head so that term is relative.
Just go through the write ups and work down the list. I'd suggest you also rebuild the front prop shaft because they have a tendency to fail and make a nice big hole in the transmission. Don't worry you can get your current shaft rebuilt for around $120.
Just go through the write ups and work down the list. I'd suggest you also rebuild the front prop shaft because they have a tendency to fail and make a nice big hole in the transmission. Don't worry you can get your current shaft rebuilt for around $120.
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I once left a wrench on the crank pulley after replacing the head gasket on my car back in college. When I cranked the engine the pulley came off and I ended up having to rebuild the whole cylinder head so that term is relative.
Just go through the write ups and work down the list. I'd suggest you also rebuild the front prop shaft because they have a tendency to fail and make a nice big hole in the transmission. Don't worry you can get your current shaft rebuilt for around $120.
Just go through the write ups and work down the list. I'd suggest you also rebuild the front prop shaft because they have a tendency to fail and make a nice big hole in the transmission. Don't worry you can get your current shaft rebuilt for around $120.