- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
That Titan engine looks like a pretty good deal, and I think the core charge is gonna be there for any engine we look at.Think the head can reused?
I've found a few options, long and short blocks.
https://www.mabbcomotors.com/catalog/Auto/National_Short_Block_Program_-_NO_CORE_REQUIRED/Jeep/Jeep_4.0_242_Short_Block_1999-
if you need a core I have a couple.
2006_#327AB-328AB_-_NO_CORE_REQUIRED_-_90_Day_Limited_Warranty_/645
https://www.4wd.com/p/atk-replacement-engines/5564
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Remanufactured-4-0-242-Jeep-Short-Block-1999-2001-449AA/251171919692?_trkparms=aid=222007&algo=SIM.MBE&ao=1&asc=41376&meid=95af36f078ca477ea895d7b437a3bfd9&pid=100005&rk=3&rkt=6&sd=260704473356&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851
This one looks pretty good, but they require a rebuildable core or $350 core charge. Looks like a quality build with a bump in compression. -
http://www.titanengines.com/remanufactured-high-performance-jeep-4-0-242-engine/
Thanks John. That may come in handy.if you need a core I have a couple.
All I can do is make assumptions at this point.Any idea as to what cause the break? This is one we don’t see very often. Over reved?
Did you ever think about using a big v6 for horsepower/torque and gas mileage and probably lower weight.
He over tightened that oil pan bolt... thats where the crack started! lolAny idea as to what cause the break? This is one we don’t see very often. Over reved?
LOL, the whole bottom left corner of the block is only held in place by the Trans and the oil pan.He over tightened that oil pan bolt... thats where the crack started! lol
Random thought of the day... your trailer tires are over inflated.
And yes, fire that old engine up and bounce it off the limiter!!!