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You can rebuild the motor without removing it from the unit unless your going to get it tested for cracks. I bet you just need rings and the engine honed, very easy to do with the unit in place.

Sorry, totally missed it. I don't know how I missed it because when we started talking about the crank, I went back and read the post again. I didn't go all the way to the beginning, I guess. Thanks.

Why do you think the crank is broke? The cranks on these are pretty tough, the alumunin pistons usually break into pieces before the crank breaks. The fastest way to confirm your theory is to take the side cover off (where the oil filter is located), then you'll see the entire bottom end of the...

They are posting ads on facebook. They say they have 50 of them in stock. $1,000 is not a bad price at all for a remanufactured engine.

Like someone else added Adelman's in Chicago bought a bunch of the LPW4 and are selling them as remanufactured for $1000. They come with the alternator and starter so you'll have parts as spares or sell to recoup some money.

You may have a small amount coming out but I'm talking about a lot. Like covering the battery under it after just cranking it for 3-4 30second cycles.

Did it have coolant in the radiator? If so could you see if it mixed with oil. 99% of the time when oil is in the crankcase its because the flip was off or left up and rain water entered. Try to rotate the motor over by hand, if it moves freely, try to start. If it doesn't start, take the...