Subject	well, it depends. you are basically correct, but
Posted by	Bernie on October 29, 2000 at 7:18 AM
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In Reply To	Isnt a hydrolocked engine easy to fix?----> posted by TRUOMEGA on October 29, 2000 at 03:53 AM
Message	only assuming if the rods didn't bend or in an even more severe case, the head didn't crack or blow a gasket. the best thing to do is to tear apart the engine and rebuild it, but sometimes if you know the exact circumstances of the hydrolock (i.e. it was at idle when it sucked up the water and they didn't try to restart it), then it's possible that just doing your method along with a compression test will be ok. Bernie Authorized sales rep for... Datalogs every run... launches with boost in your 5-speed... keeps turbos spooled between shifts... enables controlled power slides! For more information, pricing, or to purchase a system, feel free to e-mail me: bhsiao@newssun.med.miami.edu or visit the website
Follow Ups	<----95TT Hydrolocked in for sale... - jgl 21:46:20 10/28/00 Sounds like an awesome deal... - KaZ 23:35:06 10/28/00 If it has a clean title it is. (n/m) - NVMYZTT 01:55:30 10/29/00 Isnt a hydrolocked engine easy to fix?----> - TRUOMEGA 03:53:54 10/29/00 well, it depends. you are basically correct, but - Bernie 07:18:56 10/29/00 Right...so assuming he has no serious damage----> - TRUOMEGA 16:04:00 10/29/00
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