How to rebuild an engine

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 === Tools and work area ===
-====What tools are needed====
+====What tools are needed?====
 You will need a basic set of hand tools, such as a good variety of boxed end wrenches, ratchet and socket set, screwdriver set, and a gasket scraper. This basic set of tools will get you through the majority of the disassembly steps.
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-'''Selecting tools'''
+====Selecting Tools====
 For each tool needed to rebuild an engine, we'll need to know:
 *How much does it cost?
 *Is it better to buy a cheap version of this tool, or should you spend money to buy a high-quality version of this tool?
-'''Where to buy?'''
+====Purchasing Tools====
 Sears (Craftsman tools), hardware stores or home centers, such as Home Depot, or companies such as Matco Tools, Snap On, and Mac Tools. Harbor Freight is another favorite tool source among hotrodders.
-Work area?
+===Work area===
+Can you rebuild an engine outside? Is garage space necessary? Overhead cover? How much floor space is needed? How clean does it have to be? What about temperature? Will hot/cold extremes be a factor?
 === Skill level ===
-Who can do this?
+How much mechanical and automotive skill/experience/ability is required?
 == Deciding on an engine ==

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