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....... <~> There will be a test later (lol)

 

Hahahahahah Space, you've done it again! Way to be, chief; I'll be reading and watching all of this stuff over the weekend "4-sure." You always go out of your way to help us MCF'ers out. I hope this really helps me. The good news is that the damage is purely aestetic, and it doesn't affect performance.

 

Ohh the fun of body work & Dubstepticon, do u have pics of ur damage?

 

Hi Mike, I'm sure with your experience & expertise that you would be able to help & advise `Tyler on the best way to repair or clean up the damage..

Below are a few pictures I found that one of our member's (demo05)posted in a thread (link below) of his engine bay with his engine pulled...Maybe `Tyler can circle or indicate the bad area of his damage ? or take his own pic's & post.



Engine Bay: In Need Of A Deep Cleaning...


https://montecarloforum.com/forum/ge...a-31698/page2/
Click to view more pictures/

 

I got lucky when I wrecked my 03 Grand Am GT. The guy who was rebuilding it for me told he had I hit a bit harder it'd have cost me a grand to fix. Thankfully it only cost me $200