cleaning motor out with water??
Well since people are keeping this topic alive, I'll let you have my experience in the matter.
After I had the motor nice and warm and started with a small cup allowing the vacume to suck small amounts in... I keep on and on... very slowly. I'd rev it up a bit and keep on.. it cut off once and wouldn't start for about a min... sorta scared me but I knew nothing happened.. Turned it over a few times and it started back up. I recommend you go over 3k rpm to be safe.
After I had the motor nice and warm and started with a small cup allowing the vacume to suck small amounts in... I keep on and on... very slowly. I'd rev it up a bit and keep on.. it cut off once and wouldn't start for about a min... sorta scared me but I knew nothing happened.. Turned it over a few times and it started back up. I recommend you go over 3k rpm to be safe.
Just look at a car with a blown head gasket, or leaky head... look at the cylinder and see how clean it is? thats water cleaning the cylinder...
On my cracked LS block (sleeve), #2 was ------- bling bling
On my cracked LS block (sleeve), #2 was ------- bling bling
No, you hold a rev, I'd say over 4000rpms and just start sucking the water in slowly...
This really isnt a big deal guys, its been around for years and years. It really isnt necassary either.
Jeff
This really isnt a big deal guys, its been around for years and years. It really isnt necassary either.
Jeff
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