Subject	As an example: Me and a friend went to a used car lot and
Posted by	Z from Japan on July 09, 2002 at 12:40 AM
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In Reply To	how long does it take an engine to seize? (n/m) posted by TomGreen on July 08, 2002 at 10:02 PM
Message	found an old 1984 Skyline DR30 w/ FJ20DET. It hadn't been started in two years and hadn't been driven in probably 3-4 years. We checked the oil, got a fresh battery, and put in some fresh gasoline. Then we started cranking it. My friend wasn't going to buy it if the engine didn't start. After about two minutes of cranking it was getting a bit closer to starting. The car lot employee then poured about 2 cups of hi-octane gas down the intake as my friend cranked. One minute later she was purring like a kitten. Z from Japan Parts For Sale... Click me!
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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