I was surprised at what came on the new engine:

New flywheel
Oil Pan
front cover
water pump (minus pulley)
thermostat housing
All the eccentric shaft pulleys
All new engine-side studs (exhaust/intake manifold)
Primary fuel injector diffusers
Temp sending unit
Aforementioned oil injectors

It definitely has new rotor housings.

The front cover is used, but was cleaned very well.

Perry Casson wrote:

I wimped out from using my junkyard econo-DIY-rebuild and bought a Mazda
reman.  For $2300 canadian ($1600.00 US) they are a good value, just putting
new housing, rotor seals and a gasket kit  into my old engine would have
cost more than that.

All of you interested in the LED display project should take a look at the
Compaq Ipaq pocket PC.  Excellent direct sunlight readable display winCE
device and for you purist you can even run linux on it
http://www.handheld.org

Plug a GPS into the serial port and turn our PIC project into a USB AtoD
device and we have could have one heck of a system.  For a look at one
moving map program for this hardware go to
http://www.controlvision.com/map.htm

Perry Casson

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