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Old 05-06-2026, 07:36 PM
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I was just trying to help

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If you decide to ship the engine out, consider Paul Spotts in Hatboro PA, he specializes in Pontiac engines

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You should, Paul; you ARE a professional. Didn’t intend any slight toward you. Replacing caps and align boring blocks successfully requires EXPERIENCE and KNOWLEDGE of the process.

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