Subject	Simple solution when u hydrolock an engine----->
Posted by	TRUOMEGA on September 11, 2000 at 9:30 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	I go to an aviation school and when planes get hydrolocked....what they tell u to do is remove all spark plugs and crank the engine. All the water will spue out ur cylinder chamber. When u see that most of the water is out. Put spark plugs back in and start motor. There should be enough room for ur piston to move up and down and when u get ignition all the water evaporates with the exhaust. This is all assuming u didnt do any permanent damage to ur engine. Good luck.
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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