Can I use a 2012 engine on 2014 model?
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Can I use a 2012 engine on 2014 model?
I own a IS350, an accident happens last week, the engine failed. However the driver is my cousin and the insurance company is not going to cover this accident. Now I am looking for a used engine for my IS350. I tried to find it online but I can't find a engine which come form a 2014 model. So I am wondering can I use a 2012 IS350 engine on my 2014 IS model
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The car was rollover in the accident, all the oil flow out. And the engine was working without oil for a minute. The entire engine is failed, could not ask them to disassemble the entire engine and check all the parts and rebuild the engine, the labor costs might be more expensive than a used engine.
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It lets you search every scrap yard all over North America for what you need. You can pick you year and make of car. Might make your search easier.
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The car was rollover in the accident, all the oil flow out. And the engine was working without oil for a minute. The entire engine is failed, could not ask them to disassemble the entire engine and check all the parts and rebuild the engine, the labor costs might be more expensive than a used engine.
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There are almost no body damage because the car rollover in dirt
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I got into an accident with my dad's car and I was not listed under his insurance. The car was still covered. Are you sure your insurance company is giving you the right info?
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i agree with the comment above. if insurance doesn't cover it, you should get your cousin to pay. aka sue if you have to. the 3is is not a civic you can piece together like the good-ole-days. he effed up, he should pay.
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Your insurance is screwing you... If your cousin had permission from the owner to drive the car, then it should be covered...
The only way this isn't covered is one of two things:
1. You agreed to a clause in your policy that nobody under a certain age (usually 25) would be driving the car, which if you violated that, then yeah your on your own.
2. This damaged happened as a result of racing,
So how did your cousin doing to lose control of the car and roll it?
The only way this isn't covered is one of two things:
1. You agreed to a clause in your policy that nobody under a certain age (usually 25) would be driving the car, which if you violated that, then yeah your on your own.
2. This damaged happened as a result of racing,
So how did your cousin doing to lose control of the car and roll it?
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