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It's a bunch of work to go from FWD to AWD. Most likely cheaper and much less time to buy an AWD. If you really want to do the upgrade, buy the complete parts car and keep it until you are done and have your's on the road.3 points
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It's not a bad idea to ask how much they'd charge to install another engine. Engine and install would run $2k-$3k, considerably more than repair. I'm a little hesitant to spend a lot more to replace a known engine with an unknown. and at least he'd get a new water pump and seals out of the repair. If OP is serious about driving another 150k, JDM begins to look more attractive.1 point
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I was wondering this too. But I’d say all in on the purchase of the JDM engine then labour to swap it would be much much more than fixing the seal and chains etc that are being done now. Cheers Bennie1 point
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Probably the easiest way to do this is to get a flywheel to temporarily install. Install your belts and transfer the marks to your current flywheel to make it easier next time. You may even find somebody locally to lone you one.1 point
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For one thing that's not a Justy. It has the spare tire cutout of an ea81-82 car. The only one remotely resembling a Justy is a ea81 Hatch which would more than likely make that a 1.8 ohv.1 point