Gen2RXSeven

I really want my car back on the road, so I'm wondering how difficult it is to rebuild the engine. I don't know a lot about the internals, I just have a few cheap tools (but can borrow from co worker), and if I buy the seals I need, you guys think I could rebuild the engine myself and still be able to drive it afterwards?



of course I'd come on here for all the info I can get, just don't know how hard it is since everyone in the area is asking so much money for it. Wish I could take it to someone but no money income at all lately.

Jeff20B

Read through all of this and then ask yourself the same question.



http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/S...310/index2.htm

f1ernie

Well put...You could do a break down by just removing the externals & leave the "meaty" stuff for the PROS.Then you could reasemble when they're finished.That might be a bit cheaper.

j9fd3s

thats how almost everybody started , i say go for it

drifter

DIY!!

AYB

do what i'm going to do

Mumbles **as soon as I have the $$$ **



Go to a junk yard and purchase one that runs probably be picked up for less than 200 tear it down and put it back together...

starion88esir

What's the best replacement seal for a 12a? I've heard mention of everything from 2-3 piece seals, 2mm think or 3mm thick and I have no clue what to look for. Also, apex seals aren't listed as apex seals are they? Because I haven't been able to find anything under that listing.



Chris

Mazderati

I think most of, if not all of, the 12A motors have 3mm seals as stock equipment.

j9fd3s

yah unless you get a pre 74 one, they have 5mm seals.



mike

starion88esir

So it'll be 3mm thick. Two or three piece or is this option just for the 13b engines? Any recommended brands?