Originally Posted by Porsche87

I agree with Down South it will most likely have the larger single row bearing that cannot be replaced without disassembling the engine. However thats not really as big of an issue here and this bearing is better than the original single row. The new engine will not increase the value as much as you might think on the open market. Thats just the way things are out there. However the car looks really nice so you should get a premium for that.

Originally Posted by Sue Esponte

Wow, I can't believe it. Okay, maybe I can....especially in light of the emotional rollercoaster you were on with it. I feel so bad about your experience and that the car didn't turn out to be everything you hoped. Good luck with the sale and best of luck with its replacement (even if it is for your wife!).

-Eric

Originally Posted by Down South

Supposely replacement engines from about 2006 on come with the updated larger, but not easily replaceable, IMS bearing.