Is It Safe to Use a Second-Hand Dismantled Engine?

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It is not recommended to use a second-hand car with a repaired engine. Below is an extended introduction to general repair areas: Introduction to the Automotive Mechanical System: Generally includes a set of intake and exhaust valves, a set of piston rings, a set of 4 cylinder liners (for a 4-cylinder engine), two thrust washers, and 4 pistons. Introduction to the Automotive Cooling System: Generally includes the water pump (replace if the impeller is corroded or the water seal is leaking), upper and lower engine hoses, large circulation iron pipes, small circulation rubber hoses, throttle water hoses (replace if swollen due to aging), thermostat, etc. The fuel system generally includes upper and lower oil rings for the fuel injectors and the gasoline filter. Introduction to the Automotive Ignition System: Check the high-voltage lines for swelling or leakage and replace if necessary, spark plugs. The intake system generally includes the air filter. Other Auxiliary Materials: Generally includes antifreeze, engine oil, oil filter, carburetor cleaner, engine metal cleaner, or all-purpose cleaner.