General fiat stilo 2.4 20v engine and gear box
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General fiat stilo 2.4 20v engine and gear box
might be better to post this in the stilo section 
and welcome to the forum!!
and welcome to the forum!!
errr, not many scrapped stilo's around even less 2.4's, would be cheaper to buy a new 2.4 mate tbh.
retail for a short engine is £4500 and gearbox aint much cheaper, so used ones would be the price of a second hand 2.4.
best bet would be ebay and trawl the local scrappies, but not much chance.
sorry dude
retail for a short engine is £4500 and gearbox aint much cheaper, so used ones would be the price of a second hand 2.4.
best bet would be ebay and trawl the local scrappies, but not much chance.
sorry dude
what exactly happened to it? isn't it possible to get it refurbished or is it a total loss?
like red said you'll struggle to find one in a scrappy, I could only find 1 3 door Stilo in the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire area when I was looking for something.
like red said you'll struggle to find one in a scrappy, I could only find 1 3 door Stilo in the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire area when I was looking for something.
theres a 2004 2.4 with 34500 miles being broken in the north east if thats any help
http://www.ne-motorsalvage.co.uk/pa...del&value5=0&page_type=&mode=detail&ID=112771
http://www.ne-motorsalvage.co.uk/pa...del&value5=0&page_type=&mode=detail&ID=112771
hi there wel my dad was driving it at the time through the hospital car park at about 20 to 30 mph and the engine just went bang and cut out tried starting it but only clicks no turnover at all had it at the garage nd they didnt know wat the problem was so im baffled it could probably be fixed but by the time i pay for the labour for somrone to look at it then labour to fix it and parts its gunna be a bomb thats y a thought a new engoine would be the best bet or the cheapest way
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assuming there is a problem with the engine..
You need to find out if the problem is mechanical or not (big end failure is very common but is also very obvious).
If it's NOT mechanical then it can almost certainly be fixed for a fraction of the price of a new engine - although having left it for over 10 months wont have helped
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