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Sorry for the loss. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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So sorry to see this. I hope it works out for you and your wife. I agree with others, let insurance total it, look for another. Similar one if you want. I would be glad wife is fine, but heart broken if that where my e70.
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+1 on all the INS. Claim posts. You might come out on top b/c of what an actual new engine would cost plus labor. See that the Ins. says for sure. Might make you forget about all that recent work - that could be another argument if you have all the paperwork at least for parts etc. Good luck...& glad everyone is OK. Been crazy around here for sure!
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Yea let insurance do it. Used n62 may be bad, may need work. Get new from insurance. Who knows if trans is still good too. Plus our million modules under water.
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If water did not come inside truck, then most modules are probably fine. No low mounted module under the hood. Claim insurance. If they total it, consider buying back and fixing with the money left over...only issue would be salvaged title. If you find an engine from a different BMW series, it may require swapping oil pans and some other bits here and there. So, save the damaged engine until the new engine is installed and working as it should.
Most likely the hydrolocked engine block is damaged beyond repair. That bend rod hit something in the block and probably cracked or broke off a chuck. You may even find a hole somewhere (like in valley). |
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