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92 PA seized. **update** great news!!!

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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 12:09 AM
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what are my chance of the block being ok. and just replacing the bearing.

is there really any hope for that?
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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 12:35 AM
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if i did get a 94-95 block, i can use my LIM and up right? did anything change there?
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
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if i did get a 94-95 block, i can use my LIM and up right? did anything change there?
If you get a 94-95 Long block you will be able to use you Intake manifold and all of the assoiated parts... But you would have to use your 92'* Exhaust manifolds as you have no EGR and the 94-95 would..

So yes all of your top parts will swap over
ya know, i knew that. i guess its just good to have confirmation. thanks Don.
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ohh man am i relieved.

ok, so i just took off the oil pan when the gf got home at 9. i couldnt see any any damage. i was confused. so i get a 24 mm wrench to spin the crank and see if that helps find a problem. and nothing. everything is ok. soo wtf???

the noise heard in the vid is a chunk of the starter nose cone. it must have got caught on the flywheel and locked the eng up. the starter has a lifetime warranty, its no cost, just my labor. minus the oil pan gasket.

but im still gonna tear into it on saturday. im gonna do the timong chain and gears. no more procrastinating with that magnet.
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Whoa. Well...... that is a interesting discovery.
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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 10:27 PM
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That'* the kinda stuff that makes you smile for the rest of the week...
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