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Julie K
01-06-2009, 01:03 PM
I mean a whole new complete motor... My family doesn't have much money and I have a little. About how much would the cost be?

lar
01-06-2009, 01:13 PM
why don't you check the web yourself. you can go on car-part.com and look for a used one or go on rock auto.com and look for a newer one, rebuilt or new.I guess the question I would ask you is how much can you spend. Can you spend the 2-3k for the motor and 1k to put it in. What's wrong with the one you've got that you can't repair it?

zorak
01-06-2009, 01:14 PM
A new motor? 3000-4000. Then the cost of labor.
Better off trying to find a different vehicle.
I had a engine blow in a 98 Jeep-probably similar sized engine. A engine for it was around 3000 plus labor so i guess yours would be close to the same.
Just sell it as is and put the money you were gonna put into the suburban into a different vehicle. Even replacing that engine, you never know what could go bad next. Maybe the transmission-who knows.

Headtater
01-06-2009, 01:14 PM
It is gonna cost at least a couple grand.

A brand new, quality crate engine will cost you at least $3000 and up to $5000. This doesn't include labor, additional parts and shipping.

If you get a used engine from a junk yard, it'll cost less. However, it still won't be cheap. If you buy a used engine, it may not be in tip top shape.

Chach R
01-06-2009, 01:15 PM
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