About the Engine:
* What is the engine's make, model, and year?
* What is the engine's mileage or hours of operation?
* What is the engine's condition? (e.g., rebuilt, refurbished, used, etc.)
* Is there any documentation available, such as maintenance records or service history?
* What are the engine's specifications? (e.g., horsepower, torque, displacement, etc.)
* Does the engine come with any accessories? (e.g., alternator, starter, manifold, etc.)
* What are the engine's known issues or problems?
* Has the engine been tested recently?
* What is the warranty on the engine?
About the Seller:
* Are you the original owner of the engine?
* Why are you selling the engine?
* How long have you owned the engine?
* Where was the engine used?
* Can you provide references from previous customers?
About the Installation:
* What is the application for the engine? (e.g., car, boat, generator, etc.)
* Do you have any experience installing engines?
* Are you comfortable with the complexity of the installation?
* Do you need any special tools or equipment?
* Do you need any technical assistance with the installation?
Other Questions:
* What is the price of the engine?
* What are the terms of payment?
* What are the shipping and handling costs?
* Is there a return policy?
Remember:
* Ask for photos and videos of the engine.
* Do your own research on the engine and its history.
* Be prepared to walk away if you're not comfortable with the deal.
By asking these questions, you can make an informed decision when buying an engine. You'll be able to ensure that you're getting a quality engine that is suitable for your needs.
