water in spark plug thingy...
hey check this out guys...well im getting ready to do the b18c swap into my crx...iv had the motor chillin outside under a tarp for a few months now...i had to move it outta my garage cuz pops was gettin pist about it takin too much room up...anyways i thught it would be aite with the tarp over it...i went to pull the plug wires out and i noticed it had water on the tip that was alil brown from corrosion...i freaked out...i was like aww shiz...i looked at three of the four plugs had a lil water around it...one acutually had a puddle...i tryed to dry it out as much as i could there is still a lil water left but im having a hard time getting to it...how should i dry it up?...and please tell me my motor is ok....please!!...
[Modified by wuhungsixxx, 11:52 AM 7/16/2001]
[Modified by wuhungsixxx, 11:52 AM 7/16/2001]
I would get that thing in a room with a de-humidifier and hope you don't have any water in the cylinders when you start it...water doesn't compress very well..and rusts the cylinder walls when sitting in it.
I had puddles in all four of my cylinders when I first received my engine. Apparently some fools had it steamcleaned or some such nonsense
... I just dried them out as much as I could with a rag, then set a hairdryer blowing down on them before I pulled out the plugs. No serious damage resulted.
P.S. I had actually pulled the #1 sparkplug before I noticed the puddles... you can imagine how much *I* freaked!
[Modified by raeneshadow, 11:52 AM 7/16/2001]
... I just dried them out as much as I could with a rag, then set a hairdryer blowing down on them before I pulled out the plugs. No serious damage resulted. P.S. I had actually pulled the #1 sparkplug before I noticed the puddles... you can imagine how much *I* freaked!
[Modified by raeneshadow, 11:52 AM 7/16/2001]
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