swapped my old dseries out and its been sitting for couple weeks now. what can i do to make sure it doesn't rust or anything? there's no fluids in it.

 

I poured a little oil into the cylinders of my old motor and turned it over a couple of times by hand. It sat outside, completely exposed to the elements for well over a year (no exhaust manifold, nothing), and ran like a champ afterwards. There was some funky stuff growing on the valves and the exhaust ports though.

 

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lol

 

Yea if its a motor you dont really care about what was said will be fine. If its an important motor you want to use later then i suggest putting a thimble full of oil down the spark plug holes and wrap it out.

 

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well im probably going to sell it.

 

how much could i get sell it for? its complete, only missing tps sensor and the throttle body pulley thing (part that the throttle cable goes on)&lt;==probably going to find one before i sell, and 2nd gear grinds/pops out at low speeds. out of a 00 dx has ~90k on it.

 

$2-300.