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2002 Ford Focus SOHC SPI 2.0L motor

by fordfocusrocks@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Dec 23, 2007 at 11:28 AM

After 140,000 miles, I had a valve seat fail (disintegrate) in one of
my cylinders and so I'm debating replacing the motor.

I heard this is a common problem with this motor, and so I'm hesitant
to get a motor from a junk yard, or to purchase a rebuilt motor.  I'm
even a bit hesitant to even purchase a new motor from Ford.

How often does valve seat failure occur?  Is there a typical engine
mileage band where this is more likely to occur?  For example, above
100,000 miles?

If I go to Ford and purchase a new motor, are these engines any better
built than the engines that came with the 2002 Focus?

Finally, what is a good price for a new engine?   How much should I
expect to pay for a rebuilt or junk-yard engine?

This has been a fantastic car, and so I'm hoping I can find a good
replacement that will last at least another 50,000 to 100,000 miles
without any new engine related failures.




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2002 Ford Focus SOHC SPI 2.0L motor
fordfocusrocks@[EMAIL PRO  2007-12-23 11:28:15 
Re: 2002 Ford Focus SOHC SPI 2.0L motor
"John Gangl" &l  2008-02-19 19:42:24 

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