Subject	They will....but be careful>>>>>>>>
Posted by	NVMYZTT on September 11, 2000 at 12:36 PM
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In Reply To	Will Insurance pay for it if you Hydolock your engine??? n/m posted by ZMEGOBY on September 11, 2000 at 11:49 AM
Message	Most insurance companies will only pay out on a hydrolocked engine IF the insurance agent is present when the oil pan is dropped. They take a sample of the water in the oil pan...then they send it to the lab. They test it for chlorine to make sure you didnt just hook a water hose up to your throttle bodies to blow your engine on purpose. I've heard some insurance companies will not pay out on a hydrolock claim if the agent gets there and the owner/mechanic already has the engine out or taken apart at all. 95TT Black/Black 5 speed Future DSP project car
Follow Ups	Will Insurance pay for it if you Hydolock your engine??? n/m - ZMEGOBY 11:49:09 09/11/00 Don't see why not >> - KaZ 11:52:09 09/11/00 Yes...it happened to me and insurance paid. (n/m) - Randy 11:55:01 09/11/00 Do they just pay for a new engine?? (n/m) - ZMEGOBY 11:59:22 09/11/00 They will....but be careful>>>>>>>> - NVMYZTT 12:36:39 09/11/00 my company paid for it without all those tests... - Bernie 12:48:37 09/11/00 so make sure you use well water then? :-) (n/m) - TARGETZ 12:52:45 09/11/00 Or rev your engine to 5000 RPM's through a deep puddle. (n/m) - NVMYZTT 12:57:19 09/11/00 Covered under comprehensive. If you have it. (n/m) - zxjman 14:37:54 09/11/00 Simple solution when u hydrolock an engine-----> - TRUOMEGA 21:30:20 09/11/00
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