Just scrap iron!
Typically there is a spare engine in a crate in the shop. Pull and re-install to put the truck back into production to make money! Then send the engine out for rebuild. In this case its harder to remove time wise as its in so many pieces. JBWeld and Super Glue won't put that block back together!
Gotta' love them computers...I wonder what kind of warranty those monsters come with...ouch!
Kind of makes you wonder now that most of the nations defense systems are computer operated.
Ouch! They say a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link. Unfortunately these days everything coming off the line has some sort of computer control.
Heck that should buff right out!
If it was a computer glitch that killed it is it covered?
Rick
They were using the wrong oil filters that's why it blew! lol computer glitch eh? That's new Cats for ya! C,all A,nother T,echnition!
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