Subject	It wont sieze. >>
Posted by	AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) on July 08, 2002 at 10:22 PM
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In Reply To	lemme elaborate, when sitting uncranked 4 extended periods. (n/m) posted by TomGreen on July 08, 2002 at 10:04 PM
Message	Some cylinders will get a little rust, if any depending on their valve's position. As soon as it is restarted the oil begins flowing again and you're back in business. Granted, I'm not talking about a 10 year storage here. Anything stored for that long of a time without starting is going to need some SERIOUS work done before it can be started. [ ashleypowers.com ] [ agpowers@bellsouth.net ] When pigs dance, you better get it on video...
Follow Ups	how long does it take an engine to seize? (n/m) - TomGreen 22:02:51 07/08/02 lemme elaborate, when sitting uncranked 4 extended periods. (n/m) - TomGreen 22:04:38 07/08/02 It wont sieze. >> - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 22:22:33 07/08/02 Re: how long does it take an engine to seize? - SactoTodd 22:05:20 07/08/02 yea, that'll happen pretty much instantly... - Gluge 23:05:30 07/08/02 Where is BC300z? - KILLR300ZX 22:07:31 07/08/02 Yep, did it ever. Still hate driving through that area! (n/m) - BCs300z 12:39:16 07/09/02 Drain oil, I'd bet $50 only about 2 minutes at 2KRPM. - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 22:10:13 07/08/02 Not if you got ProLong(tm) oil treatment!!! (n/m) - ScubaSteve 09:15:58 07/09/02 As an example: Me and a friend went to a used car lot and - Z from Japan 00:40:59 07/09/02 Whats the story with the engine in the sig? - Zachs300ZX 00:47:52 07/09/02 >>> - Z from Japan 01:32:55 07/09/02
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