Left over engine parts from rebuild of 3.9 litre V8 from 1994 D90. Whatever money I get from this sale is being donated to the World Hunger Fund. Photos of parts attached.

1. Cylinder head assembly with valve assembly - $600/each or $1000 for both
2. Oil pan with oil suction - $200
3. Pistons with connecting rod - $150/each or $1000 for 8
4. Rocker cover assembly - LH $225; RH $200
5 Rocker shaft assembly - $200 each or $300 for both
6. Push rods and tappet assembly - $100
7. Crank shaft and main bearings - $800

All prices are negotiable. Buyer pays shipping costs.

 

That's cool of you to donate

 

Your prices are WAY high.
Example: you way $500 for ONE used rocker assembly. A brand new rocker assembly can be had from Atlantic British for $400. Land Rover Rocket Shaft Assembly (Same Fit As Genuine Part # 611660) | Land Rover Engine Parts

Running 4.0L engines can be had for $500.

I sincerely hope you're just unaware of how far out of line your prices are, and not trying to scam people.

 

Sorry. Not trying to scam anyone. The prices were researched on roversnorth.com. I will do more research on the site u suggested and edit the prices. Care to make price suggestions? I just want to sell them. Everything is negotiatable. And as I stated.... All the money is going to the World Hunger Fund. Thanks for the heads up.

 

Prices have been adjusted down. All prices are negotiable.

 

Very cool of you to donate. Do you know the history of the engine these parts came from? Meaning, was there any ticking, knocking, etc?

 

There was no knocking, ticking or other strange sounds. The problem with the engine was overheating. It was fine on the road but when I went offroad it would overheat within a couple of miles. We tried several things to fix the problem. Even had a head job done. Several knowledgable sources thought there was probably a problem with the cylinder sleeves. Ended up getting a used block and replacing the engine. Problem solved. I have since sold the D90 and my wife's Rav4 to get down to one vehicle, a Nissan Xterra. I miss the D90 for offroad but life goes on.