Bad noise no engine start need help!
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Originally Posted by Billman250,Jan 6 2007, 11:32 AM
You are really missing the point here. The clock is not ticking to open the engine.
Either it cranks with the start button (with plugs removed) or it doesn't.
I'm taking about a 5 minute operation to save your engine.
Either it cranks with the start button (with plugs removed) or it doesn't.
I'm taking about a 5 minute operation to save your engine.
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Ok ill try to turn around the engine with the startmotor while the spark plugs are out, but i am pretty sure the engine won't move anymore at a certain point, the valve is already bent as it is now, so how could the engine turn over?
I dried the cylinders with pressurized air, did the same withe the collector, but for the moment thats all i can do, but i will give it a try.
Isnt the engine made off alloy, i agree water in the engine is not the best thing to have but as far as corrosion????
I dried the cylinders with pressurized air, did the same withe the collector, but for the moment thats all i can do, but i will give it a try.
Isnt the engine made off alloy, i agree water in the engine is not the best thing to have but as far as corrosion????
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Water does not bend valves.
You don't dry the cylinders with compressed air, you dry them by turning the engine over with the plugs out.
Yes water is bad, but getting the engine running right away will dry the water and the motor will be good as new.
But a week has gone by...hard to say now.
You don't dry the cylinders with compressed air, you dry them by turning the engine over with the plugs out.
Yes water is bad, but getting the engine running right away will dry the water and the motor will be good as new.
But a week has gone by...hard to say now.
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