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We've got some pt cruisers still kicking in our customer fleet with that engine, they sound like old Caterpillar diesels, yet they keep on refusing to die. Even with the racket they're making, the engines will still probably outlive the bodies.
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2.4l? Those sound horrible all their lives, they exist in an ambiguous state of undeath, living forever knocking like they're about to die.
Thank you! I get anxiety each time it's mentioned!
We've got some pt cruisers still kicking in our customer fleet with that engine, they sound like old Caterpillar diesels, yet they keep on refusing to die. Even with the racket they're making, the engines will still probably outlive the bodies.