problem with water in cylinder!?!?
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i have following problem until last dyno day:
As we have finished, I saw a very bad thing.
Some white smoke come out of the exhaust but the engine run very very well.
After I stoped the engine and wait 1-2 minutes and start the engine, it run on 3 cyl. and after 10-15secounds it run normally but it have a lot of white smoke out of the exhaust!
one day later i looked into the cylinders and no water in one of them. The sparkplug from the 3rd cylinder have a little other color as the other ones but only a little bit.
what could be the problem??
it is an H22A engine with GoldenEagle sleeved Block
the power on this day was ok.
i hope someone have info for me
As we have finished, I saw a very bad thing.
Some white smoke come out of the exhaust but the engine run very very well.
After I stoped the engine and wait 1-2 minutes and start the engine, it run on 3 cyl. and after 10-15secounds it run normally but it have a lot of white smoke out of the exhaust!
one day later i looked into the cylinders and no water in one of them. The sparkplug from the 3rd cylinder have a little other color as the other ones but only a little bit.
what could be the problem??
it is an H22A engine with GoldenEagle sleeved Block
the power on this day was ok.
i hope someone have info for me
If you're getting water/coolant into your cylinder, it could be a headgasket problem. If the block is sleeved, one of them may have "dropped" a little, it happens sometimes. Maybe the head is warped? Not torqued down properly? Headgasket upside down?
You'll have to take the head back off to find out what's going on.
You'll have to take the head back off to find out what's going on.
Probably a HG.. and it wouldn't really leak around cyl3.. Understand if water was getting into cyl3 there's a serious problem
- head warped
- not torqued down properly
the only real cyls to show water problems are 1 / 4 because they are around the water jacket..
Resurface the cyl header to make sure its flat and even, I'd even do the same to the block to make sure its just flat and even.
Use a new hg and torque to spec
Should clear up your problem.. probably was a bad head warped wise.. just resurface it.
- head warped
- not torqued down properly
the only real cyls to show water problems are 1 / 4 because they are around the water jacket..
Resurface the cyl header to make sure its flat and even, I'd even do the same to the block to make sure its just flat and even.
Use a new hg and torque to spec
Should clear up your problem.. probably was a bad head warped wise.. just resurface it.
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i had one little problem last track day
higher wather temp. in the pit lane (wait for start), because tha fan had a problem
but only a little more temp. as standard
higher wather temp. in the pit lane (wait for start), because tha fan had a problem
but only a little more temp. as standard
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