deezdad
Jackie's cashing in on your wretched disfigurement
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Anybody here get a blue engine? Extra bearing in oil pan?
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Pronto
No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot.
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Every block they tested must have failed that oil leak test.
Mike T
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Can't imagine what changing the main cap and drilling additional pan holes would accomplish.
NASSTY
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I bought my 86 used and it came with a blue engine block. That should've been a red flag but I bought it anyway. 
Unfortunately it didn't come from Buick that way, it had a sticker on it that said Engine Connection so it was a cheap re-manufactured engine. Anywho... I broke that one and had to get another engine. That was 20 years ago and it's been running great ever since.
Unfortunately it didn't come from Buick that way, it had a sticker on it that said Engine Connection so it was a cheap re-manufactured engine. Anywho... I broke that one and had to get another engine. That was 20 years ago and it's been running great ever since.
750H.P.V6
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A couple of decades ago when you could still buy factory replacement VIN 7 short blocks from GM we bought one to install in a friends car. When we got it out of the crate and started moving it around there was obviously something loose rattling around inside. It turned out to be a spare freeze plug. It appears they drove one too far in and rather than retrieve it just installed another plug and went about their business.
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