water in cylinder

Discussion in 'Technical' started by cassia40, Dec 9, 2007.

  1. cassia40

    cassia40 cassia40

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    I bought a z32tt with a locked up engine & the owner supplied another engine complete with all gear on it.I pulled the locked up engine down & found a bent rod on the left back cylinder from water in the pot.I put the new engine in complete with turbos on,kicked it in & it ran like on 4 or 5 cylinders & after 1 drive slowly round the yard it got a bad knock & tight spot on start & guess what ?water in the left exhaust.Its gotta be the same problem external but I no bugger all about it .Anybody ever heard of this cause it kills engines quick.
     
  2. rollin

    rollin First 9

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    jesus. that sounds serious indeed. So the 2nd motor u have installed is now stuffed too?
     
  3. ross

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    Hope you cleaned out all the intake pipes and intercoolers before start up other wise there could have been water still in them.
     
  4. badxtc

    badxtc kirby's bitch

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    whatever Ross said

    damn you need to look at all this stuff b4 you put a new motor in it ......
     
  5. mattyhylander

    mattyhylander Black Zedder

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    Water or fuel? Did you use the same injectors? I bent a rod from one of the O rings leaking fuel into the cylinder.
     
  6. cassia40

    cassia40 cassia40

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    could be

    it still runs but doesn't sound good & not going to start it again.
     
  7. cassia40

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    al the pipes have been off & the car sat for 2 years after losing the first engine.will have a serious look around the manifold tomorrow
     
  8. cassia40

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    water

    yeah ,it still had water in the cylinder of the first motor after taking the head off.gotta keep looking.
     
  9. tom@pzp

    tom@pzp www.pzp.com.au

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    You haven't attached the washer bottle or overflow tank to a vacuum source by any chance? That would suck! :p No punn intended :D
     
  10. maTTz

    maTTz 500 Club

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    yeah tom's suggestion sounds like it's on the money
     
  11. cassia40

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    yeah i'll check it out when i get at it.;)
     
  12. maTTz

    maTTz 500 Club

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    aren't there some coolant lines that run to the TB's etc
    hope you didn't connect one of them to a vac line? etc
     

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