Subject	Thats great but....
Posted by	TRUOMEGA on October 08, 2001 at 12:52 AM
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In Reply To	FINALLY ! >>> posted by turbonium 300zx (miami) on October 08, 2001 at 12:35 AM
Message	Cant an engine who got hydrolocked be fixed easily? I would think just remove the spark plugs and suck out the water with a pump and then start car up normally to burn off any remaining water. Of course im sure its not as simple as that being as how u had to take it to the shop but on a plane when the engine is hydrolocked with oil they remove spark plug, allow oil to drain out, crank the engine (using prop.) to make sure piston can reach tdc, then star her up. Maybe theres somehting im missing but then again it never happend to me before so im not 100% sure. Glad to hear ur getting ur car back though. Good luck with it. looking for custom sub enclosures???? Or perhaps cosmetic/performance accessories such as HID light, foglights, pedals, and much more at low prices???? click on the above sig for more information.............
Follow Ups	FINALLY ! >>> - turbonium 300zx (miami) 00:35:51 10/08/01 SWEET!!, I get mine back on Wednesday. - 95zTT 00:44:32 10/08/01 i just put mine in the garage tonight..for winter :-( (n/m) - Pure-Evil 00:51:58 10/08/01 Winter? What's winter? Don't have that in New Orleans! (n/m) - FiremanZ 07:13:04 10/08/01 Sure laugh it up - we got sleet/hail last night... - Rain 07:22:21 10/08/01 Thats great but.... - TRUOMEGA 00:52:58 10/08/01 sure, as long as the rods didn't get bent, or bearings spun, - Bernie 07:01:24 10/08/01
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