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Old 16-03-2006, 07:01 PM   #1
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Default rebuild VS transplant.

lately my ED is starting to show signs of its age and kms. im getting rough noise that comes and goes among the other usual things youd expect.

anyway the thought crossed my mind of having the engine rebuilt or perhaps a transplant from an EF or EL.

i can't do any of the work myself either, well maybe some but not much.

if i had a transplant done, would i loose my climate control, cruise control and aircon?
how difficult is it to source everything i need for a perfect transplant without a donor car?
are there workshops willing to do the labor?

how about costs? rebuild vs transplant.

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