cracked engine block
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How many miles are on it?
These two answers will determine if you can look at a warranty claim.
oh my, ok how about a template:
Year:
Miles:
Standard or Automatic:
Mods:
How many miles have you owned it:
How long ago did you buy it:
Was this mechanic a mazda or rotary tech? or just a jiffy lube shop?
Have you verified this claim and saw the cracking?
Have you done anything to damage the engine or been in an accident?
Update your profile with where you live, and more information on your car.
Year:
Miles:
Standard or Automatic:
Mods:
How many miles have you owned it:
How long ago did you buy it:
Was this mechanic a mazda or rotary tech? or just a jiffy lube shop?
Have you verified this claim and saw the cracking?
Have you done anything to damage the engine or been in an accident?
Update your profile with where you live, and more information on your car.
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Take it to a Mazda dealer. Mazda extended the warranty on the engine core to 8yrs/80k miles. It will cost you nothing if it is covered. If it isn't covered, it will cost the basic shop fee for the diagnosis. They can also tell you if your mechanic did the damage himself while he was replacing the motor mount.
How could you crack the block by changing the engine mount? I mean it's not attached to the engine. It's attached to a bracket that attaches to the engine.
Now if he was changing the mount bracket and it's broken down on the bottom of the front or center iron's then yes it is possible to crack an iron.
Not easy but theoretically it is possible. Putting a bolt into cast iron and over torquing it could have those results. Way over torquing it.
Did I say way over torquing the bolt?
Now if he was changing the mount bracket and it's broken down on the bottom of the front or center iron's then yes it is possible to crack an iron.
Not easy but theoretically it is possible. Putting a bolt into cast iron and over torquing it could have those results. Way over torquing it.
Did I say way over torquing the bolt?
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