/THIS!!!\But what is wrong with YOUR engine? What internal parts could be missing ?
Was it running before storage?
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/THIS!!!\But what is wrong with YOUR engine? What internal parts could be missing ?
Was it running before storage?
none of those parts are internal parts. sounds like bsThe shop (in West Houston) said it's the intake and some electrical "things" the shop is having problem for the swap. I'll go to the shop when I can and take some pictures. Thanks to you all for the kind reply.
I'm still seeking help/Thus is the Austin chapter from the clubhouse button. There might be more under Resources or Vendors. There is also a bad merchant list in the classifieds and maybe a bad shop list.
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I do my own work - the reason to own/operate a tractor (old FJ40) not a Ferrari or a 917S Porsche
Can you recommend a shop in Houston?Missing what internal parts - did it run before it went to the body shop and when they got done with it? A used engine with no history is near worthless. Labor to install a crap engine is money down the toilet. A F or 2F will fit in the same place. Bell housing for a 3 speed is different that the 4 speed, both will fit F or 2F as far as I know.
You need to find a better shop IMHO.
BTW I got a bridge for sale, low traffic count and never overloaded!
can you recommend a shop in Houston?See if there is landcruiser club near you. Post your city and see if anyone recommends a local shop.
+1 for pic's - share the pain!
can you recommend a shop in Houston?Pictures might help
can you recommend a shop in Houston?/THIS!!!\
can you recommend a shop in Houston?none of those parts are internal parts. sounds like bs
The shop told me they soursed a rebuilt engine and asked $2,500, and now they told me they don't know "how to put it one". Can you recommend a shop in Houston?You’re seeking help, we get that, but what have you actually done to solve your issues?
Have you contacted the shop that has been recommended? Have you tried to locate any local Cruiser Clubs? Help us help you.
can you recommend a shop in Houston?none of those parts are internal parts. sounds like bs
My shop asked me for $2,500 to buy an engine, now they told me they don't know "how to put it on". Can an you recommend a shop in Houston?You’re seeking help, we get that, but what have you actually done to solve your issues?
Have you contacted the shop that has been recommended? Have you tried to locate any local Cruiser Clubs? Help us help you.
Can you recommend a shop in Houston?
can you recommend a shop in Houston?
can you recommend a shop in Houston?
can you recommend a shop in Houston?
can you recommend a shop in Houston?
You got a shop in Houston recommended on Feb. 5.can you recommend a shop in Houston?
I've sent message and called, the call went unanswered. Still waiting for answer on my message.Have you tried the recommended shop…Duggys?
You can do that at home. You don't need a shop to get an old F engine running.I just want to get the FJ running so I can sell it.
Exactly. There are many proficient people on this forum, a few of whom have replied here. Our motto for the most part is to try and be a hand up, instead of a hand out. We enjoy vetting analyitical data against one another in a friendly competitiveness that usually leads to the newb fixing their problem themselves.You can do that at home. You don't need a shop to get an old F engine running.
'Mud is much, much better at helping you get it running than telling you were to take it to get it running. We can tell you, step by step, how to do it. We've done it many times before.
The 60 series tech has a whole thread about Landcruiser shops in your area. 40 tech does not.
If all you want to do is sell it, don't do an engine swap. It'll cost many thousands to have a shop do it, you'll never recover that cost.
Nice looking 40, pics of the engine, since that seems to be the problem, would be helpful.