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    GE CF34-3B1 Engine | ERJ145 / CRJ200 | 21,799 CSN | LLP Remaining (Low Cycles on Key Modules) | US Condition

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    ID:183053970
    Seller:
    Seller Industry:
    Quantity:1 Engine
    Manufacturer:

    GENERAL ELECTRIC (GE AVIATION) View more items from this manufacturer

    Condition:
    Unserviceable

    Being sold "AS IS, WHERE IS". Buyer is responsible for shipping and handling.


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    TraderSudheesh Sudhakaran +1 832 548 5660

    Item Description

    FOR SALE:  General Electric CF34-3B1 Engine | Runout (1 Unit)

     

    Key Component Details:

    Engine Model: General Electric CF34-3B1

    Engine Type: Turbofan

    Primary Applications: ERJ145 / CRJ200

    Quantity: 1 Unit

    Condition: Unserviceable (US)

     

    Time & Cycles:

    Time Since New (TSN): 24,274 Hours

    Cycles Since New (CSN): 21,799 Cycles

    Time Since Shop Visit: 24,274 Hours

    Cycles Since Shop Visit: 21,799 Cycles

     

    Component Overview:

    General Electric CF34-3B1 turbofan engine, commonly used on Embraer ERJ145 and Bombardier CRJ200 regional jet platforms. This engine is offered in unserviceable condition and is positioned as a core asset for overhaul, part-out, or exchange program support.

     

    The engine presents a mixed LLP profile, with several components retaining meaningful remaining life while others are near life limits. This creates strong potential for selective module recovery and targeted teardown value, particularly across high-value rotating components.

    Key highlights:

     

    Complete engine core suitable for repair or teardown strategy

    Documented LLP status with identifiable remaining cycles across major components

    Installed base across global regional fleets ensures continued aftermarket demand

     

    Ideal for:

    Engine MRO facilities

    Leasing companies and asset managers

    Teardown specialists

    Traders focused on CF34 platforms

     

    Aircraft Compatibility:

    Primary Platforms:

    Embraer ERJ145

    Bombardier CRJ100 / CRJ200

     

    Engine Platform:

    General Electric CF34-3B1

     

    LLP & Life-Limited Parts Overview (Highlights):

    Higher Remaining Life Components:

    COMP FWD SHAFT: ~8,201 cycles remaining

    CDP ROTATING SEAL: ~8,201 cycles remaining

    HPT ROTOR SHAFT: ~8,274 cycles remaining

    STAGE 1 FWD COOL PLATES: ~8,274 cycles remaining

    OUTER TORQUE COUPLE: ~8,275 cycles remaining

     

    Moderate Life Components:

    FAN FWD SHAFT / FAN DISK: ~3,200 cycles remaining

    Multiple LPT components: ~3,200 cycles remaining

     

    Low Life / Limiting Components:

    • COMPRESSOR STG 1 DISK: ~401 cycles remaining
    • COMPRESSOR 3-8 SPOOL: ~201 cycles remaining
    • Several HPT stage components: ~1,900 cycles remaining

     

     

    ***Please kindly check 'Supporting Documents' for the engine LLP details.

    Seller Terms

    • Salvex and the seller have the right to reject any and all offers.
    • This product is sold AS IS, WHERE IS.
    • Buyer is responsible for all taxes, duties, loading and freight charges.
    • Seller does not offer any warranties or manufacturer warranties.
    • Upon receipt of cleared funds, Seller will provide the Buyer a Release Order for item pick up. Title transfers from Seller to Buyer upon issuance of the Release Order.
    • It is Buyer's responsibility to verify quantities and condition at the time of pick up. Once the product has been removed from Seller's location, there will be no adjustments based on quantity or condition.

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