I don't think your engine would have been eaten byone of those machines.  I
think engines which are to be used again are taken out by hand because those
machines just grab hold of the motor and rip out the driveline and chuck it in
the engine recycling bin... probably all the crap common engines found in hondas
(should i say that?) and run of the mill cars are wrecked like this..
performance cars would be taken care of separately

- Julian

Geordie Smith wrote:

> I was reading an article in the latest HOT4S magazine about import motors
> while I was in Mycar today. (No I don't buy magazines, I just read the bits
> I need to in the shop... Doesn't everybody?!?) Anyway, there was a article
> about import motors. Well worth checking out.
>
> They show you a normal car driven into the wreckers apparently because it
> was too expensive to register for it's age in japan, and then they get these
> great big mumma chompers on a forklift-looking thingy, drop the chomps
> through the cabin of the car to cut it in half, then they turn the thing
> over onto it's roof, get a different set of chompers, hook 'em under the
> engine mounts, *RRRIPP* the engine out, gearbox and all, put it to one side,
> then they fold the car in half, pick it up with another ferocious looking
> device and roll it up into a ball and chuck it into a big chomper for
> recycling...
>
> That may explain why on the imported SR20 I just bought, the engine mount
> rubbers were *chomped* up, the engine mounts were bent, the loom was cut,
> and the fan busted.
>
> They are masochists over there, no respect for a fine piece of machinery.
> They only want the scrap metal....
>
> Check it out...
>

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