Hello ! This is my first Jeep I have A 99 TJ with the 4cyl 5speed it
has 114,328 miles on it and it's time to change out the motor.Can
anyone leed me in the right direction on where to get A new motor?

 

That question cannot be answered properly without knowing exactly what is
wrong with the existing engine. In most cases, the correct answer is a
local rebuilder with a reputation for quality work, but maybe all you need
is a set of spark plugs.

Earle

"SILKY" <agwells4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello ! This is my first Jeep I have A 99 TJ with the 4cyl 5speed it
> has 114,328 miles on it and it's time to change out the motor.Can
> anyone leed me in the right direction on where to get A new motor?
>


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That question cannot be answered properly without knowing exactly what is
wrong with the existing engine. In most cases, the correct answer is a
local rebuilder with a reputation for quality work, but maybe all you need
is a set of spark plugs.

Earle

"SILKY" <agwells4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello ! This is my first Jeep I have A 99 TJ with the 4cyl 5speed it
> has 114,328 miles on it and it's time to change out the motor.Can
> anyone leed me in the right direction on where to get A new motor?
>


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That question cannot be answered properly without knowing exactly what is
wrong with the existing engine. In most cases, the correct answer is a
local rebuilder with a reputation for quality work, but maybe all you need
is a set of spark plugs.

Earle

"SILKY" <agwells4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello ! This is my first Jeep I have A 99 TJ with the 4cyl 5speed it
> has 114,328 miles on it and it's time to change out the motor.Can
> anyone leed me in the right direction on where to get A new motor?
>


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That question cannot be answered properly without knowing exactly what is
wrong with the existing engine. In most cases, the correct answer is a
local rebuilder with a reputation for quality work, but maybe all you need
is a set of spark plugs.

Earle

"SILKY" <agwells4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello ! This is my first Jeep I have A 99 TJ with the 4cyl 5speed it
> has 114,328 miles on it and it's time to change out the motor.Can
> anyone leed me in the right direction on where to get A new motor?
>


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I wish thats all it was but it's not the original owner did not take
care of the motor or anything else and if that's not bad enough the
block has one good size crack in it.At one point the oil pan was
crushed.This has been thought out I've been all over town getting
quote's and I think my money would be better spent on A new motor with
A warranty.

 

I wish thats all it was but it's not the original owner did not take
care of the motor or anything else and if that's not bad enough the
block has one good size crack in it.At one point the oil pan was
crushed.This has been thought out I've been all over town getting
quote's and I think my money would be better spent on A new motor with
A warranty.

 

I wish thats all it was but it's not the original owner did not take
care of the motor or anything else and if that's not bad enough the
block has one good size crack in it.At one point the oil pan was
crushed.This has been thought out I've been all over town getting
quote's and I think my money would be better spent on A new motor with
A warranty.

 

I wish thats all it was but it's not the original owner did not take
care of the motor or anything else and if that's not bad enough the
block has one good size crack in it.At one point the oil pan was
crushed.This has been thought out I've been all over town getting
quote's and I think my money would be better spent on A new motor with
A warranty.

 

The only place to get a "new" engine is the Jeep dealer. I don't even know
whether Jeep supplies the complete engine as a replacement part. Cracks can
be repaired but not all of them. The best method in my opinion is brazing,
but you have to use the correct technique. I would be looking for a
rebuildable or usable engine from a recycler. If you buy a rebuilt from a
company that does them all the time, then you stand the chance of getting
0.040" cylinder walls and a 0.040" under crank, in other words an engine
that will probably run for the length of the warranty, but cannot be rebuilt
again and would be worthless as a core.

Earle

"SILKY" <agwells4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I wish thats all it was but it's not the original owner did not take
> care of the motor or anything else and if that's not bad enough the
> block has one good size crack in it.At one point the oil pan was
> crushed.This has been thought out I've been all over town getting
> quote's and I think my money would be better spent on A new motor with
> A warranty.
>


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