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Ok, so I have myself a 2.0 core motor that I want to rebuild into something like a 2056. I am new at this whole engine rebuild thing, but I am willing to learn. I have the VW Wilson book and some general references.
Once I tear the core down and end up with a pile of parts, what do I do next? From the book it sounds like you just take everything to your local machine shop. That includes: 1. case - inspection, align bore, etc 2. heads - valves, seats, crack repair, etc. mine definitely need some spark plug holes helicoiled and exhaust studs replaced 3. rods - inspection, rebushing? 4. crank - inspection, grinding, polishing, magnafluxing etc. Does this sound about right? Where does balancing come in? And most importantly... who does this work in the bay area? Is there one shop I can take everything to and they will know what to do (and not rip off a newbie like me)? Will they tell me honestly if any parts are not usable and recondition the ones that are? Should the heads go somewhere else? Do I need to clean this stuff before I take it in? Sorry but I have a lot of questions. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif) |
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