Subject	Depending on the amount of water in the cylinder it could
Posted by	550HPTT on August 09, 2008 at 12:26 PM
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In Reply To	That would'nt of seized up your engine... posted by itsghoZt on August 09, 2008 at 12:15 PM
Message	have rusted and locked it up. Before you attempt to turn it over after sitting that long exposed to water i would pull the plugs and pour some marvel mystery oil in the cylinders and let it sit overnight then turn try to turn it over. I do not fear what the future holds for me, I am not afraid to die.
Follow Ups	I think my engine seized up! VERY DEPRESSING - BiggMerv 08:13:59 08/09/08 have you removed your spark plugs? - aliaZ 08:23:41 08/09/08 Re: have you removed your spark plugs? - BiggMerv 08:40:00 08/09/08 sure - aliaZ 09:07:08 08/09/08 When I blow the head, it was still driveable. - BiggMerv 12:03:36 08/09/08 That would'nt of seized up your engine... - itsghoZt 12:15:23 08/09/08 Depending on the amount of water in the cylinder it could - 550HPTT 12:26:11 08/09/08 That idea sounds good, but what if I - BiggMerv 16:56:46 08/09/08 There are dots on the crank and cam gears, you line them - 550HPTT 17:06:58 08/09/08 you have to remove the water first (n/m) - aliaZ 17:05:24 08/09/08 Thats why I stated "depending" on the amount. I should - 550HPTT 17:11:33 08/09/08 I wasn't aware of water being in the engine. - itsghoZt 12:53:21 08/09/08
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