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Old 10-19-2024, 07:11 AM   #10
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That's what I asked them, but they're slow to respond. However, I tried to make it clear that the bearing was intended for the new engine before I put it in the car. That would explain the high price, though. Would your shop install the bearing for that kind of money?
Depending upon the vehicle (Tip vs manual), and what else needs to done at the same time, but it is in the right ballpark.
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