Over reved???
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Over reved???
b18c5 on Hatchie
Floored it on the 1st gear, and I think I shifted to late because before right as I shifted into 2nd I heared bang. It scared me at first but the engine continued to work normaly, no signs of anything being wrong. There was oil smell but i did not think it was my car.
So today before I get into my car ( Did not drive the car for a week ) and before I starrted I check oil and oh oh?? Bone Dry, F@CK! I go to gas station and put 3 quarts to get it to normal level ( OH NO!! ) What I found is that I am dripping oil left and right when engine is on. From what i could see it was leaking from above the oil pan in the back of the engine, right next to the axle on the drivers side. I could not see any leak from the head gasket. To my ear the engine is runing as it did before, no sounds that would raise my suspicion. I could of overlooked ( Did not check ) if it is leaking belowe the intake manifold.
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Modified by Nicram at 8:11 AM 5/21/2006
Floored it on the 1st gear, and I think I shifted to late because before right as I shifted into 2nd I heared bang. It scared me at first but the engine continued to work normaly, no signs of anything being wrong. There was oil smell but i did not think it was my car.
So today before I get into my car ( Did not drive the car for a week ) and before I starrted I check oil and oh oh?? Bone Dry, F@CK! I go to gas station and put 3 quarts to get it to normal level ( OH NO!! ) What I found is that I am dripping oil left and right when engine is on. From what i could see it was leaking from above the oil pan in the back of the engine, right next to the axle on the drivers side. I could not see any leak from the head gasket. To my ear the engine is runing as it did before, no sounds that would raise my suspicion. I could of overlooked ( Did not check ) if it is leaking belowe the intake manifold.
Thanks for input
Modified by Nicram at 8:11 AM 5/21/2006
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Re: (Nicram)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nicram »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Somewhere between 8500 and 9000</TD></TR></TABLE>
I don't think reving a b18c5 to 9k is gonna cause any damage. The stock redline is 8500 or 8600 rpm.
I don't think reving a b18c5 to 9k is gonna cause any damage. The stock redline is 8500 or 8600 rpm.
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