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HELP SUCKED IN WATER
HELP SUCKED IN WATER
hey i have a 91 gq patrol diesel 4.2 i sucked in a fair bit of water on the weekend, it never stalled but still runs, it has losted power is there anything i should do before i keep driving it
cheers adam
cheers adam
Re: HELP SUCKED IN WATER
I'd be taking it to get the motor inspected.
if its had a gut full of water, you could have done all sorts of damage, like bent rods, specially fi you have lost power.
Is it running rough??
if its had a gut full of water, you could have done all sorts of damage, like bent rods, specially fi you have lost power.
Is it running rough??
Bent rod/s.... checking the compression MAY give you an idea. If one or more is/are noticibly low, theres your problem.... doubt you've got away with no damage, especially with the loss of power being obvious....adam_coby wrote:its not blowing any blue or white smoke, its has lost heaps of power but not running ruff
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yes, its lower in the manifold than all the other inlets, so the water naturally runs straight into No 4. Built that way by nissan.NutterGQ wrote:lol so water always goes to no4?Rhysta wrote:#4 rod will be bent. This is the exact same symptoms my engine had.
Rings were also shagged on the same cylinder.
I went and got a new motor.
I'd second the above post, check the filter, if its got a load of mud in it, it might have blocked it.
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Do a compression test and get back to us.adam_coby wrote:hey the engine is running sweet again it has normal power back and is running better than it did before not as ruff, exhaust seams to be normal sound 2
You may be very very lucky.. but the rod on my motor was ever so slightly bent the car still drove exactly the same.
u are lucky, my mate drowned his, drove it home on 5 cylinders after the idiots roll started it full, banana rod, smashed liner which then smashed the block up, dodgey fix, new rod and liner, aparently its running now. lets see if hel seal his snorkel up this time
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Sounds like a good way to remove carbon from the motor
I have found on some old motors that the compression is higher on no4 pot, I can only assume that this is from oil entering the intake through the PCV and dribbling down no4 intake port as it sits under the manifold air intake point, thus carbonating in the cylinder
I have found on some old motors that the compression is higher on no4 pot, I can only assume that this is from oil entering the intake through the PCV and dribbling down no4 intake port as it sits under the manifold air intake point, thus carbonating in the cylinder
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