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Bigboosst 11-11-2010 07:57 AM

My01 Ej20- my02 Ej20
 
Will the 02 wrx EJ20 be a straight plug'n'play with the my01 Wrx ej20?

Think i may have found a suitable block to replace my now shagged my01 ej20 big-end bastard.

johnvk7 11-11-2010 08:08 AM

both bugeye, both the same

Bigboosst 11-11-2010 08:18 AM

Thank you, kind sir!

Is there any info you can give me on buying a 2nd hand block? This one has 63,000kms (full long motor) And is fairly cheap.. Apparently runs perfectly.

magic1 11-11-2010 09:02 AM

Any second hand item is a risk, hence the price. I would do a comp test, new fluids and at $1000, suck it and see.

Bigboosst 11-11-2010 09:18 AM

Yeh, well comes supplied with oil pump, sump and waterpump ect too.. Worse comes to worse, should be able to nab the bottom end for my engine, = 1 working engine and parts to fob off for spare cash i guess, try to recoupe losses haha.

BALISTC 11-11-2010 09:20 AM

MY01/02.. exactly the same.

When you say long motor, does it have heads too? If so, then it should drop in with minimal fuss.. thus reducing your labour costs.

Bigboosst 11-11-2010 09:21 AM

Yep, heads too!

As far as i know, my current engines big end bearings are gone.. So hoping to just replace the engine with this one. Or else, mix n match!

Still trying to figure out what to do.

BALISTC 11-11-2010 09:24 AM

If I were you, I'd:

- Get report from Subaru mechanic
- Get photos of damage (metallic particles in oil indicating spun big end bearing).
- Hit dealership up for cost of 2nd hand motor
- Buy that 2nd hand motor
- Get a Subaru specialist to install it (shouldn't be an issue as a long motor swap is fairly simple.. try All-Star Garage, Maximum Motorsport or STechnic as 3 good examples of workshops).

nauli 11-11-2010 09:29 AM

[QUOTE=BALISTC;511001]If I were you, I'd:

- Get report from Subaru mechanic
- Get photos of damage (metallic particles in oil indicating spun big end bearing).
- Hit dealership up for cost of 2nd hand motor
- Buy that 2nd hand motor
- Get a Subaru specialist to install it (shouldn't be an issue as a long motor swap is fairly simple.. try All-Star Garage, Maximum Motorsport or STechnic as 3 good examples of workshops).[/QUOTE]

+1, however remember that a second hand engine is just that...it may also have some faults so tread carefully so as not to be bitten twice...

Bigboosst 11-11-2010 09:38 AM

I'll give it a shot guys!!!!

Ill attempt to have all this done by 5:30 pm today, as thats when the long motor becomes available. Should the dealer refuse to have anything to do with it, dad wants to go to court. Since i took finance through them, for the fked car, that im now left paying for+loan. I've only done 2000kms since purchase... ridiculous.


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