Editing How to rebuild an engine

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== Summary ==
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== Requirements ==

=== Tools and work area ===
What tools are needed? How to choose the proper tools? Where to buy? How much will they cost? Work area?

=== Skill level ===
Who can do this?

== Deciding on an engine ==
What are your needs? What's the application? How much can you afford?

== Locating an engine to rebuild ==
This section should cover the basics of where to find a potential candidate for an engine rebuilding project. How to search junkyards, classified ads, the internet, etc.

== Acquisition ==
This section should cover what to do after you've decided what engine you're going to use. It might need to be removed, hauled in your vehicle, shipped, etc.

=== Removal ===
How to safely and properly pull an engine.

=== Transportation ===
How to ship an engine through a third-party shipping service. And, how to safely load, secure, transport, and unload an engine.

== Disassembly==
Step-by-step.


== Machining ==

=== Deciding what machine work to do ===
What will the engine be used for?

==== What to expect to pay for machining work ====
List of specific procedures and average prices.

=== How to select a machine shop ===
Cleanliness, experience, referral from trusted sources, etc.

== Assembly ==
Step-by-step engine assembly process.

== Testing and break-in ==
Testing, tweaking, tuning. How to break in an engine.


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