Sears Point blew engine.
Originally Posted by rlaifatt,Sep 3 2007, 11:59 AM
Oil temp and pressure are what really matter though, right?
Maybe he didn't have an oil temp sensor?
Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Sep 3 2007, 11:54 AM
Yeah, with no water to measure, the thermocouple (which what I assume the sensor is) would just be measuring air temperature. The air is not an efficient heat transfer fluid.
What you would need in this case is a water level sensor to go along with the water temp sensor.
What you would need in this case is a water level sensor to go along with the water temp sensor.
Originally Posted by crashtest,Sep 3 2007, 12:25 PM
I did not have a oil pressure or temp sensor.
I will before I run again.
I will before I run again.
I just found where the water was coming from.
there is a coolant pipe on block where the lower hose connects to and then a pipe coming off that for I think the heater hose.
I had a rubber plug on there with a hose clamp and the plug split where the clamp is.
Shitty part is the day before like ry said I was leaking from a rubber plug.
I went around and tightened all of them thinking it was a good idea.
I guess I had tightened that one too much and it cut it.
lame is the bottom line
and tinkfist the answer is no. I even pulled off and asked the fire guys at turn 7 if I was leaking and they said no.
there is a coolant pipe on block where the lower hose connects to and then a pipe coming off that for I think the heater hose.
I had a rubber plug on there with a hose clamp and the plug split where the clamp is.
Shitty part is the day before like ry said I was leaking from a rubber plug.
I went around and tightened all of them thinking it was a good idea.
I guess I had tightened that one too much and it cut it.
lame is the bottom line
and tinkfist the answer is no. I even pulled off and asked the fire guys at turn 7 if I was leaking and they said no.





No one noticed 2 gallons of fluid coming out of your car?



you were empty