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  1. 03-24-2005, 08:31 PM #1
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    Exclamation F22A4 ENGINE REBUILD

    Anyone got any suggestions on a engine rebuild for 1990 honda accord F22A4? I've got about 251,000 miles on it and would like some input as to what i need to do to rebuild the engine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LsVteg
    Anyone got any suggestions on a engine rebuild for 1990 honda accord F22A4? I've got about 251,000 miles on it and would like some input as to what i need to do to rebuild the engine.
    buy another one

    youll need pistons/rings.bearings.oil pump ,tb/wp, overbore and hone
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    go ahead and throw valve stem seals in there too.
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    NO SHIT, DUH i knoew i forgot something lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by vteckidd
    buy another one

    youll need pistons/rings.bearings.oil pump ,tb/wp, overbore and hone



    Thanks for the info, but you got any idea of about how much it would cost to install those parts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LsVteg
    Thanks for the info, but you got any idea of about how much it would cost to install those parts.
    if you supply all aprts we charge $600 to bluprint an balance. this doesn not include mahcien work or anything else , labor only.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vteckidd
    if you supply all aprts we charge $600 to bluprint an balance. this doesn not include mahcien work or anything else , labor only.

    Were are you guyz located at? What's the name of your shop and phone number?
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