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does rebuilding an engine make it new
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Rebuilding an engine involves thoroughly disassembling it, cleaning all the components, and replacing the parts that are too worn or damaged to function properly, such as bearings, gaskets, and seals. While this process can significantly extend the life of an engine and restore much of its original performance, it does not make it "new" in the strictest sense. The main structure of the engine, like the block and heads, typically remains the same unless they are also replaced. Additionally, internal wear or imperfections that can't be completely corrected could remain. However, a well-rebuilt engine can perform very closely to a new one, offering a cost-effective alternative to engine replacement and reducing waste. Keep in mind that the quality of a rebuild can vary greatly depending on the expertise of the mechanic and the quality of the replacement parts used.
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