Engine Replacement on A 2001 Subaru Legacy Station Wagonwith 100,00 miles

Asked by GuruBZWKV Dec 08, 2018 at 08:22 PM about the 2001 Subaru Legacy L Wagon AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My timing belt malfunctioned and appears to have damaged the engine valves in the process.  I am being advised to replace the engine with a used 54,000 mile replacement engine.  Should I pay 2700 to fix it or scrap the car and replace it?  Is it worth investing in a replacement engine f I want to keep the car foe another 3 years while y son finishes college and then sell it?  Will it be worth the investment in terms of resale value?  I am the original owner of the car.  I do not drive it very much as we live in the city and work within a few miles of where we live.

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F_O_R answered 6 years ago

The replacement will cost as much as the car is worth, maybe more. Is the replacement engine guaranteed? This is your choice.

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Rhonda answered about a year ago

I have a 2001 rebuilt Subaru engine I'm looking to sell it for $800 if anyone is interested in it, it's still sitting on the crate since my husband had purchased it a year ago, from the paperwork I see it says 1sku Subaru SVC eg33 engine LTL fuel adjustment you could reach me at 908-444-2082 leave a message

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