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Volcano earthquake report for Friday, 16 October 2026
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Yes listen to JP. It's really not worth the hassle of a blown motor for the sake of a couple of hours. Those R20's just go forever if you do the right things with 'em. I had one with 350K on it still going very well. On the 406 it's 80K or 8 years. But be cautious. I have a 406 in the shed with a blown motor courtesy of overstaying the timing belt change. It is informative. One piston is completely gone, with a con rod there where once a piston sat. The head is a write off with 4 busted off valves and big chunks taken out where bits of valve heads were pummeled between piston and head in the final stages. The engine is a boat anchor.
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