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@latonylinto_0,
As @redmodelt wrote, searching scrap yards in your area for an engine would probably be the best way to go. Before doing that, you need to get more information. First determine if your car had the cylinder 3.0L 155 hp engine, or the 6 cyl. 3.0L DOHV 24 valve 200hp. engine. Double check this but the engines for `04 cars I think were be the same through the `06 model year. So you could search for engines from those 3 years.
The problem will be trying to find a decent engine for an almost 20 year old car. Ones that have sat in scrap yards that were running when brought in, may need new gaskets, fuel system cleaning or replacement, sensor replacement... not to mention the cost of removal and installation. You may not be able to find out how many miles are on one, or how well maintained it was. By the time you get done, you may have been better off trying to find a used car, that is less likely to be Found On Road Dead.
as ebooksdiva said, you will need to look in the listings. I would suggest looking closer to home. Unless there is one listed on eBay for local pickup close to where you live, you might not want to pay the shipping charges. Do a search on the internet using the information in your post and see if there is anything.
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·2 years ago
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You need to do your search in eBay...not in the Community forum.
mudshark61369
·2 years ago@latonylinto_0,
As @redmodelt wrote, searching scrap yards in your area for an engine would probably be the best way to go. Before doing that, you need to get more information. First determine if your car had the cylinder 3.0L 155 hp engine, or the 6 cyl. 3.0L DOHV 24 valve 200hp. engine. Double check this but the engines for `04 cars I think were be the same through the `06 model year. So you could search for engines from those 3 years.
The problem will be trying to find a decent engine for an almost 20 year old car. Ones that have sat in scrap yards that were running when brought in, may need new gaskets, fuel system cleaning or replacement, sensor replacement... not to mention the cost of removal and installation. You may not be able to find out how many miles are on one, or how well maintained it was. By the time you get done, you may have been better off trying to find a used car, that is less likely to be Found On Road Dead.
redmodelt
·2 years agoas ebooksdiva said, you will need to look in the listings. I would suggest looking closer to home. Unless there is one listed on eBay for local pickup close to where you live, you might not want to pay the shipping charges. Do a search on the internet using the information in your post and see if there is anything.
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·2 years agoYou need to do your search in eBay...not in the Community forum.