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does a new engine mean new mileage
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When a new engine is installed in a vehicle, technically, the engine itself starts with "zero" miles in terms of wear and performance since all its components are new and have not experienced any operational wear. However, this does not reset the odometer of the vehicle, which tracks the total miles traveled by the vehicle as a whole, not just the engine. The automobile's body, transmission, and other parts still retain their original mileage and wear. A new engine can potentially enhance the vehicle's performance and may improve fuel efficiency due to the fresh condition of the engine's internal parts. However, the overall vehicle's mileage, in terms of resale value and wear on other components, won't be 'renewed' to match the engine's condition. It's also important to keep maintenance records to show the engine replacement for future buyers or for your own records.
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