carlos noto wrote:

Hello Scott,  the year I can find out. Miles? no idea, there was no

car for

me to see. This engine were imported from Japan, there is a law in

japan

that all engines most be change every 30,000 miles. So I guess this

engines

should be with in this mileage. Compression check, I have no starter

and

housing so I can't crank the engine. If you know a way of doing the
compression check with out this parts, I can take both engines for you

to

ck.

Case wrote:

There is NO SUCH JAPANESE LAW!

 I am tired of hearing about this law with respect to motors being so

readily

available,
Case

How do you know about this Case? There must be something like that. I have

been

reading about it for years. Not just on the Internet.

Paul Lamar

Peter Cowan/Lexi Cameron wrote:

One of the rotary sites which I can't remember also states there is no such
law but rather two other issues: cars rust out quickly there and polution
control tests are very stringent.

I have recently heard that people only drive cars on weekends so not much mileage
is accumulated per year.

Paul Lamar
 
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