What would be the cost to replace the engine with a new or rebuilt engine

Asked by williamstrong2 Mar 31, 2013 at 01:26 PM about the 2005 Mercedes-Benz CLK 320 Cabriolet

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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It's around $2000-$3000 for ordinary cars. Probably lots more for a MB CLK. What is wrong with your engine?

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Engine sieged when car was driven after oil leaked out. Is it worth rebuilding the engine or is it too damaged?

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This question is almost impossible to answer because there's so much to take into account. 1, Do you want a new engine or a second hand one? 2, Do you want it fitting at a dealership or your local garage? 3, If you bought a second hand engine, does anything need replacing (assuming it cannot be swapped from your old engine). Personally, I would check ebay, local breakers and anywhere else I could think of in search of a good used engine, then have it fitted by a reputable garage local to you. Make sure the engines are the same and that it came from a car as close to the age of yours as possible. Your car being a 2005 CLK320 should have the engine number M112E32 which is the V6 used in that car between 2002 - 2005. Don't however limit your search to the CLK as the 209 chassis CLK is based on the 203 chassis C-class saloon car so the chances are they probably share engines too. Good luck.

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07 s600 they say the crankshaft is causing the hard ride I'm getting , after the transmission was rebuilt ,both a new touqer converter still the sound so is it the crankshaft? Feel free to call 9292335960

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