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    jamario
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    engine locked

    hi i have a 2003 galant my engine is lock i am plaining to change the block. can any one tell me what i need to get and do???

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    explain "locked"; is it hydro-locked or immobilizer locked?? :?

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    Can you turn it with a ratchet or breaker bar?

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    jamario
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    the engine will not rotate the car ran hot and shut off and would not start again

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    jamario
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    should i try to replace the block or get a new engine????

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    so is this a problem you would work out with insurance or what?!?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by krispy03 View Post
    so is this a problem you would work out with insurance or what?!?!
    May be Locksmith!?

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    jamario
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    no i am paying. the engine in my galant has 60 something mile on it

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    Quote Originally Posted by krispy03 View Post
    so is this a problem you would work out with insurance or what?!?!
    What kind of insurance covers overheating the engine and seizing it? I'm not even sure an extended warranty would cover that.

    To the OP. Look for a used engine and drop it in. I did the same with my 2000 when I spun a bearing. Either way, your head is surely warped at a minimum. There's no telling what else is wrong. How did it overheat enough to seize it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jamario View Post
    should i try to replace the block or get a new engine????
    i would first find out what caused the problem initially. tear down what u have and see what the issue is.

    or u could just scrap everything, buy a whole new complete engine, and just hope that u fixed all the issues.

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    get a used engine from a junkyard cheap and with a warranty , and a second one too and build it up on the side

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