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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Technical Discussion - Performance / Modify => Topic started by: JLX93 on September 02, 2010, 02:18:43 PM
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My sister's BF might have overheated my 'kick... can't get it started. Where do I start? I'm draining oil, will check the fuel filter... changed plugs.
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Overheating causes a loss of compression from fried valves and rings, so you
need to start with a rebuild and get the head checked for warp and seats
that may have loosened up, ohh ya, and have the sister and BF pay for the
damages
Wild
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I was going to go with prayer as the best option. If your lucky shaving down the head (to fix the warp issue wildgoody mentioned) and a new head gasket will be enough to get it rolling again.
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Pray in one hand, crap in the other. see which one fills up first. >:D
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Pray in one hand, crap in the other. see which one fills up first. >:D
That is because you fail to obey the cow god!
Green Jello / Green Jelly - Obey The Cowgod (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm1Z-mjru_A#)
Ok, officially sidetracked this thread...
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let me give you a worst case, it happened to me.....many years ago by my first wife.....
I was informed the tracker broke down a mile from home, well upon checking it I determined it was a blown head gasket, when I cranked it blew radiator hose, then repaired & took cap off to have a raidator like a geiser, it also had an exhaust leak & didnt hear my other problem, ok so time to do a top end. well fix it & get it running to hear it knocking. huh? what happened? then it was "oh it started doing that while driving a couple miles back" while it was overheated. humph! well I take it down road for a test drive & a couple miles from home the piston broke loose from the rod & went through the block. KABOOM! all because she didnt want to walk home she tried to drive it as far as she could instead of parking it & finding a ride or getting a TAXI.
my solution was a brand new engine from Advance Auto, & under 1 year after we broke up she gave her tracker away. & until recently I havent been around Trackers, & presently trying to find one.
so if was overheated bad enough you may hear wrist pin slap.
Later,
Randy