Subject	I wasn't aware of water being in the engine.
Posted by	itsghoZt on August 09, 2008 at 12:53 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	if you have water in your cylinders, then you need to search and take advice and you might get lucky and get the car to turn over and run, unless the car was running when water entered the chambers
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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