MossRoad
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Heck, see what the mechanic has to say about the engine before considering replacing it. It may be something simple like bad timing. Have the compression checked first. If it has good compression you can then figure if its a fuel issue or an electrical issue. Those issues are easily resolved and usually not that expensive. If the compression is bad, make sure the valves are set correctly. If it still has bad compression, ask your mechanic how much surgery can cost VS a replacement engine.