i was told at work that the new dodge calibers are being built with engines that were made over 2 years ago. (left over from some other vehicle) Anyone know if this is true? I wonder if anything could go wrong with using an engine that sat for that long, or would it matter if it was never fired up?
Yes they had thousands of leftovers like always so this time they're gonna reuse them instead of selling them to Iraq. They're actually 25 years old and are carbareuted and like RyeLou said, no, nothing will go wrong with the engines.
Why wouldn't they even if it was true. Is assembly lube going to go bad?
I don't think engines sitting around are a problem. Especially with today's modern components and such. I know it's not an engine, but when I had my CSVT I had a BNIB off SVT's warehouse floor tranny installed. I know it had to be sitting for at least 3 years before my car saw it.
I thought Chrysler dropped the 7/70 just like Mazda ruined their warranty for 2007.
3/36 bumper to bumper with a 6/60 powertrain.
4/50 bumper to bumper is a lot more valuable to me.
Not true Im 100%
My dad worked at a place called "global engine" they built the motars for the caliber.. there brand new..