Reply to "Pantera died/won't start -- diagnosis?"

mikep01 (Guest)

well this is where it get exciting, when was the engine last gone through? you can roll the eng over slowly and ck the cam gear, if the gear looks good you can reuse it. you will also have to consider all the metal that is now in your pan and thru out the engine. my recomendation is to pull the engine and go through it or have it checked by your favorite machine shop. a litle prevention goes a long way. especialy on a motor thats a weekend project to pull. also dont be suprised if it turns into a snowball project ie:trans, half shafts, rear suspension, etc.

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