Engine Blown at 45,000 miles
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Engine Blown at 45,000 miles
I just found out one hour ago that my engine is blown. I only have two aftermarket parts on the car and they are Espelir JGT500 exhaust and a AEM Cold air intake, both of which are for sale in the sales log. How many of you guys have had the engine blow before 50,000 miles?
Is the car going to be the same after they put a new engine in? I am wondering after I get a new engine if I just should get rid of it?
Any comments would be helpful
Ken
Is the car going to be the same after they put a new engine in? I am wondering after I get a new engine if I just should get rid of it?
Any comments would be helpful
Ken
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Yeah the engine has been losing power just over he last couple of days and then it just wouldn't go. The dealership is aware of it and they believe that it has to do with the recall they said it has all of the signs that the recall is
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Originally Posted by Fast Rx-8
Yeah the engine has been losing power just over he last couple of days and then it just wouldn't go. The dealership is aware of it and they believe that it has to do with the recall they said it has all of the signs that the recall is
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by XSeT
I also have aftermarket stuff. Will the dealership still recall? Thanks.
Well, that depends on the snake.
And, to bring this analogy back on topic...
That depends on the aftermarket stuff. It also depends on the dealer. And it probably depends on you too (i.e. if you try to hide them and fail, the dealer will think you're dishonest and assume the worst about you).
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Couple of questions: where do you live and how would you say you drove the car . . . i.e. drove it like you stole it, babied it, highway, city, etc.?
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I live in California bay area and i do not race it, mainly highway use.
Highway use on California's clogged highways ...
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The dealership said a Cold air intake is not going to cause engine problems unless water was sucked up in it.
Yes the dealership will replace almost every single engine out there if there is a sign of loss of power.
I do not drive the car hard at all and mainly highway use.
Yes the dealership will replace almost every single engine out there if there is a sign of loss of power.
I do not drive the car hard at all and mainly highway use.
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I recently had a new engine (Ford remanufactured) put into my F-150 and it runs like a new one. So engine swaps should not cause a problem with a car if done properly.
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I just took mine in to the dealer here in Vegas for a clicking noise and stalling out issues. It has 21000 miles. He called me yesterday to say they had ordered me a new motor and that Mazda knows of the issue and will be replacing it under warranty. It is a compression issue where they are not getting enough oil into the motor and it is causing them to blow. he told me they are considering a recall for this and that the new engine will be stronger than the original.
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Well I got my car back after they replaced the engine and wow does it feel different. It almost feels like a different car. I love it, the only problem is that now with the new engines they use even more oil than before. They reccomend you change the oil around every 2000 miles. I can see now how my engine was starting to go.
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