engine block
The engine block is the big metal part that holds all the moving parts of a car’s engine. It can be reused if it’s still in good shape.
The engine block is the main housing of an internal combustion engine, containing cylinders and passages for coolant and oil. It’s a critical component that can be reused in restorations.
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"Nextone,Michael,crackedengineblock. Ifyou'vegotthis,thisisverytragic."
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"...then it's either the cracked cylinder head or cracked block. Or he said a weeping block maybe."
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