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So is it better just to get a new or already rebuilt engine? And if so, how hard is it to swap them out?Between $300 and $10,000 That's a loaded question with waaaaayyy too many variables
So is it better just to get a new or already rebuilt engine? And if so, how hard is it to swap them out?
I'll give you a call when I need to do it. You can come on down to AZ.I could probably swap out a 22 by myself in a day... but I've been there before!
Anyone know how much a rebuild for a 22re would run?
Between $300 and $10,000 That's a loaded question with waaaaayyy too many variables.
FYI Folks: (Happened yesterday morning, I'm so proud!!!)

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'86 4Runner.
Engine never opened up, except for a new t-chain and water pump at 100K. Original clutch. Still running fine.
For A Stock Rebuild:
Major Engine Kit: contains complete gasket set, set of pistons and rings, main bearings, rod bearings, thrust washers, timing belt, balance shaft bearings (if applicable), and a set of expansion plugs (does not contain camshaft, timing kit or oil pump). Pistons & Rings: Std., .020, .040. Bearings: Std., 10, 20, 30.
$318.51