Think I bent a valve?????
I went into a puddle as i was pulling over because it started to rain...and BAM it stoped the air intake sucked the water up...and out came a hole in the block. check it out! Someone told me I might have bent a valve...? Let me know!




I know the block is trashed... I am getting one here in a few hours...when they open. I was just wondring about the valves...
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i have a motor that was hydro locked it snapped a rod in 2 and punched holes out of each side of the block, some junk got stuck in the head and bent 2 valves also!
so this can be worse then it looks, but let´s hope for the best
so this can be worse then it looks, but let´s hope for the best
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good luck w all that bro
good luck w all that bro
damn!!
at least you've got another block coming soon... good luck
remember if you're just driving to work, there's no need for a cai, switch to short ram in the winter....
at least you've got another block coming soon... good luck
remember if you're just driving to work, there's no need for a cai, switch to short ram in the winter....
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this might sound like a newbie ? but how does hydrolocking the motor **** it up. what does the water do when it enters the combustion chamber. and why would the water make the rod snap if the rod never touches the water
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Billy Blue Hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I went into a puddle as i was pulling over because it started to rain...and BAM it stoped the air intake sucked the water up...and out came a hole in the block. check it out! Someone told me I might have bent a valve...? Let me know!</TD></TR></TABLE>
how deep of a puddly are we talking about here? geez that sucks man im running CAI kinda scary
how deep of a puddly are we talking about here? geez that sucks man im running CAI kinda scary
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how deep of a puddly are we talking about here? geez that sucks man im running CAI kinda scary</TD></TR></TABLE>
doesnt take much, i found out the hard way on XMAS day
sorry to hear, i was in a similiar situation, but after letting her dry up for a few days she started up, no visible damage, and had a compression of 190 across the board.
as for the valves, who knows. but since you are obvioulsy going to be replacing the block, then theres your chance to inspect the head for damage. good luck
how deep of a puddly are we talking about here? geez that sucks man im running CAI kinda scary</TD></TR></TABLE>
doesnt take much, i found out the hard way on XMAS day
sorry to hear, i was in a similiar situation, but after letting her dry up for a few days she started up, no visible damage, and had a compression of 190 across the board.
as for the valves, who knows. but since you are obvioulsy going to be replacing the block, then theres your chance to inspect the head for damage. good luck
The problem is that water does not compress. So when a cylinder sucks up a bunch of water and gets pushed up by the piston, and reaches the point where the volume of the water in the cylinder exceeds the volume of the combustion chamber, and the piston is still going up, something's gotta give. Usually its the rods first, and then whatever gets nailed by the busted rod, and other flailing bits.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mike93eh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">short ram is your friend 
cai's are a waste of money.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly,
Thats why i think im going J's here soon.

cai's are a waste of money.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly,
Thats why i think im going J's here soon.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by streetdreams02 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">this might sound like a newbie ? but how does hydrolocking the motor **** it up. what does the water do when it enters the combustion chamber. and why would the water make the rod snap if the rod never touches the water</TD></TR></TABLE>
water man not be compressed. u never hear of compressed water, but air on the other hand can be compressed (combustion). pretty much ur rotating assembly comes to a stop so fast . . . its scary to imagine.
edit: i didnt know someone posted it already. my bad.
water man not be compressed. u never hear of compressed water, but air on the other hand can be compressed (combustion). pretty much ur rotating assembly comes to a stop so fast . . . its scary to imagine.
edit: i didnt know someone posted it already. my bad.




can you say flood?
