Help. I think I F#$ked up my motor
#21
Re: Help. I think I F#$ked up my motor
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I don't think - but could be wrong - that the starter is strong enough to bend a rod or the like.
#24
Re: Help. I think I F#$ked up my motor
Originally Posted by ghettoturbo
so after all that...you pulled the t belt and turne the motor over? thats not smart either
I took off the head and the tranny. All the pistons turned (about 3/4 back and forth) except one piston. I could push it down easily though. Kick starting it might have fucked up the block.......?? I might rip it apart tomorrow and get some pic's up.
#25
Re: Help. I think I F#$ked up my motor
Originally Posted by cloud
No, I took off the t-belt then tried to turn it by hand.
I took off the head and the tranny. All the pistons turned (about 3/4 back and forth) except one piston. I could push it down easily though. Kick starting it might have fucked up the block.......?? I might rip it apart tomorrow and get some pic's up.
I took off the head and the tranny. All the pistons turned (about 3/4 back and forth) except one piston. I could push it down easily though. Kick starting it might have fucked up the block.......?? I might rip it apart tomorrow and get some pic's up.
#26
Re: Help. I think I F#$ked up my motor
I know I'm supposed to be smart and all that, but when a motor is hydrolocked, what mechanically is the problem. Yes there's water ect. in the motor, but what mechanical part of the motor does it ---- up beyond drying it out and it working again. Enlighten the smart guy. :P
#27
Re: Help. I think I F#$ked up my motor
When you hydrolock a motor you ingest water and break parts such as rods,pistons,pins,cylinders etc.Implying broken stuff.Cold air intakes are bad for this if you live in areas that get heavy rainfall like the lower mainland of BC,Seattle etc where there is quite often huge puddles at the bottom of freeway exits etc.I used to be into 4x4ing and i have witnessed a few people hydrlock there engines.
#28
Re: Help. I think I F#$ked up my motor
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
I know I'm supposed to be smart and all that, but when a motor is hydrolocked, what mechanically is the problem. Yes there's water ect. in the motor, but what mechanical part of the motor does it ---- up beyond drying it out and it working again. Enlighten the smart guy. :P
get enough water in there to fill volume during compression stroke and bam, the piston hits a brick wall. the momentum of the crank and power strokes of other cylinders are enough to bend or break a rod since the piston wont go up anymore.
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