What Impact Does Replacing the Engine Assembly Have on a Vehicle?
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Replacing the engine assembly can have the following impacts on a vehicle: 1. It may cause vehicle management issues: When replacing the assembly, it is necessary to purchase an engine assembly with the same displacement and model. After replacement, registration with the vehicle management office is required to update the new engine number. 2. It may increase uncertainty in the assembly process: During engine replacement, the old engine block is often used for assembly. This process is certainly not as good as the original engine. The disassembly and assembly process may also affect other parts and components, and many uncertainties may arise during use. 3. It may lead to vehicle depreciation: In the second-hand market, whether the engine is original often determines the vehicle's value. Knowledgeable buyers will check if the engine has been replaced when purchasing a used car or commission a third-party inspection. If it is found that the engine has been replaced, the buyer may bargain aggressively or even refuse to purchase. This is because buyers may perceive the vehicle as having been involved in a serious accident and distrust the quality of the later-installed engine, preferring to purchase a car with an original engine at the same price.
