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For Sale 9k mile lhu part out
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9k mile lhu part out
Hi all, just purchased a full engine from an 2013 Buick regal with 9k miles.
I basically just need the short block so everything from the valve cover to oil pan MINUS the short block is up for sale. Turbo, intake & exhaust manifolds, LHU cylinder head, valve cover and some misc. parts also. I'm happy to give away smaller items (you pay shipping) (hardware, hoses, piping etc...) let me know what you need. I check my email regularly, its the best way to get a hold of me. buyer pays shipping!
thank you
fmi1986@hotmail.com
LHU head $300
LNF fuel injectors (3) and fuel rail (one broke while I was pulling it out) $100
intake & exhaust manifolds $65 each or $100 for both intake comes with factory map sensor and vent solenoid
timing set phasers, guides, chain, I know they are wear and tear items but 9k miles is practically new and takes all $100
let me know if you guys need anything smaller off the engine, i'll be happy to help out
I basically just need the short block so everything from the valve cover to oil pan MINUS the short block is up for sale. Turbo, intake & exhaust manifolds, LHU cylinder head, valve cover and some misc. parts also. I'm happy to give away smaller items (you pay shipping) (hardware, hoses, piping etc...) let me know what you need. I check my email regularly, its the best way to get a hold of me. buyer pays shipping!
thank you
fmi1986@hotmail.com
LHU head $300
LNF fuel injectors (3) and fuel rail (one broke while I was pulling it out) $100
intake & exhaust manifolds $65 each or $100 for both intake comes with factory map sensor and vent solenoid
timing set phasers, guides, chain, I know they are wear and tear items but 9k miles is practically new and takes all $100
let me know if you guys need anything smaller off the engine, i'll be happy to help out
Last edited by Slobalt09; 12-29-2015 at 01:23 PM. Reason: update
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GLWS
A couple of pieces of advice/thing's I'd do if I were you:
1. The oil pan holds 6 qts rather than 5 qts so I'd keep that from the LHU.
2. The belt tensioner is MUCH easier to move on the LHU vs the LNF. This is irrelevant if you have a rotated tensioner tool, but I don't so I'd keep the LHU tensioner.
As an FYI, I believe the exhaust manifold is different on the LHU vs LNF, causing the turbo to sit like 1/2 inch higher on the LHU, which would stress the flex pipe quite a bit more on the LNF setup. Just an FYI for someone wanting to swap that. If you've got both there you can verify, but I'm 90% sure I've seen a comparison picture somewhere.
A couple of pieces of advice/thing's I'd do if I were you:
1. The oil pan holds 6 qts rather than 5 qts so I'd keep that from the LHU.
2. The belt tensioner is MUCH easier to move on the LHU vs the LNF. This is irrelevant if you have a rotated tensioner tool, but I don't so I'd keep the LHU tensioner.
As an FYI, I believe the exhaust manifold is different on the LHU vs LNF, causing the turbo to sit like 1/2 inch higher on the LHU, which would stress the flex pipe quite a bit more on the LNF setup. Just an FYI for someone wanting to swap that. If you've got both there you can verify, but I'm 90% sure I've seen a comparison picture somewhere.
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GLWS
A couple of pieces of advice/thing's I'd do if I were you:
1. The oil pan holds 6 qts rather than 5 qts so I'd keep that from the LHU.
2. The belt tensioner is MUCH easier to move on the LHU vs the LNF. This is irrelevant if you have a rotated tensioner tool, but I don't so I'd keep the LHU tensioner.
As an FYI, I believe the exhaust manifold is different on the LHU vs LNF, causing the turbo to sit like 1/2 inch higher on the LHU, which would stress the flex pipe quite a bit more on the LNF setup. Just an FYI for someone wanting to swap that. If you've got both there you can verify, but I'm 90% sure I've seen a comparison picture somewhere.
A couple of pieces of advice/thing's I'd do if I were you:
1. The oil pan holds 6 qts rather than 5 qts so I'd keep that from the LHU.
2. The belt tensioner is MUCH easier to move on the LHU vs the LNF. This is irrelevant if you have a rotated tensioner tool, but I don't so I'd keep the LHU tensioner.
As an FYI, I believe the exhaust manifold is different on the LHU vs LNF, causing the turbo to sit like 1/2 inch higher on the LHU, which would stress the flex pipe quite a bit more on the LNF setup. Just an FYI for someone wanting to swap that. If you've got both there you can verify, but I'm 90% sure I've seen a comparison picture somewhere.
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anchors
I do have the anchors, I don't know where exninja is getting his info but I just looked at the lhu and the lnf heads, both have the same mounting holes for the anchors. however, I do need them this spring so they are not for sale
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My anchors were definitely different for LHU and LNF. But that looks moot anyways.
Last edited by exninja; 01-26-2016 at 12:13 PM.