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does a rebuilt engine have 0 miles
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A rebuilt engine does not technically have "0 miles" in the same way a brand-new engine does. When an engine is rebuilt, its major components are either repaired or replaced to restore it to full functionality. The process involves machining or replacing parts like pistons, bearings, and seals. Despite this extensive work, the engine's historical mileage isn't reset to zero since the engine block and potentially some other parts were previously used. However, for practical purposes, the rebuilt engine might be considered to have "0 miles" regarding its operational lifespan, as the rebuild process significantly extends its usability and performance similar to a new engine. It's crucial for maintenance and warranty purposes to note the engine's rebuilt status and the mileage at which the rebuild occurred.
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