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My truck has over 215,000 miles on it and I think one of its timing cassettes is making a high pitched squeal around 2,750 RPM. With this many miles, would it be best to just replace the engine with a re-manufactured engine?
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4.0l Engine Replacement
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adsm08
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I would be very sure the noise is internal engine, but if it is I would get a reman.
Look at the crank pulley first. The pulley can separate from the damper and it will cause a squeal, usually on start up, but I have seen it at higher RPM too.
Look at the crank pulley first. The pulley can separate from the damper and it will cause a squeal, usually on start up, but I have seen it at higher RPM too.
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If in the end you do replace the engine, do your homework and find a GOOD reman company. There are way to many BS places out there that do absolutely horrible work. Remanufactured use to mean a total rebuild, machining, and oem parts. Now you'll find alot of places that do little more than throw in some chinese bearings and spray paint the block...
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Know any reputable good places to get a remanufactured one?
Would you find a place local or get one shipped?
How would you find and pick a local one?
Mine's a 93 4.0 ,do I need a 93-94 to replace it?
I'm going to need one done and don't wish to do it blindly,
I just hope not to wind up with a deal like i got from the tranny place, anything would help
Would you find a place local or get one shipped?
How would you find and pick a local one?
Mine's a 93 4.0 ,do I need a 93-94 to replace it?
I'm going to need one done and don't wish to do it blindly,
I just hope not to wind up with a deal like i got from the tranny place, anything would help
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I'd look for an RMP unit. They used to do the rebuilding for Ford.
Short of that I'd ask a local dealership what machine shop they use and then ask those guys if they do rebuilds.
The machine shop we use where I work is full service, up to and including removal and installation of your engine, if you want to pay for it.
Short of that I'd ask a local dealership what machine shop they use and then ask those guys if they do rebuilds.
The machine shop we use where I work is full service, up to and including removal and installation of your engine, if you want to pay for it.
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adsm08 and Dirtman,
Thank you for the tips and suggestions. Also, I will check the crank pulley.
Thank you for the tips and suggestions. Also, I will check the crank pulley.
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