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02-16-04, 10:06 PM
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it wouldnt run without the afm, much less while chugging water, i would rather just use vac lines but thank you for the suggestion. thanks for all the info rocket
02-16-04, 10:07 PM
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Originally posted by hypntyz7
Right. It's the fattest one on the front/top of the dynamic chamber. It splits into 4 lines that go to the oil injectors, which go directly into the engine. You can also make your own tee, and do as described above for the s5 na...
Right. It's the fattest one on the front/top of the dynamic chamber. It splits into 4 lines that go to the oil injectors, which go directly into the engine. You can also make your own tee, and do as described above for the s5 na...
02-16-04, 10:26 PM
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I'm not sure which one you used, I'll post a pic of a stock engine and you can circle it and show me.
Will your engine not turn over now? There really is no way to lock up the engine unless it is somehow completely full of water, which is a near impossibility.
Will your engine not turn over now? There really is no way to lock up the engine unless it is somehow completely full of water, which is a near impossibility.
02-16-04, 10:30 PM
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no it turns over and runs just fine, but i checked the oil and it is extremely thin, smells like gas. ijust didnt think that if done correctly this would get into the oil, just making sure i did it correctly, i can change my oil tomorrow. post that pic
02-16-04, 10:53 PM
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yeah thats the right one. Chances are you just haven't gotten all of the water out of the engine, or didn't let it run long enough for it to be steamed out. Sorry about the confusion earlier, I haven't slept since Saturday. I would just change the oil out, expecially if it smells like gas. Also make sure your plugs aren't fouled.
02-16-04, 10:59 PM
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ya ill check the plugs now, thanks for all the info. how much water would you suggest running through it, i did a little less than a litre just cuz its late and i have a realy loud 7 that police dont like running at 5k for 5 minutes
02-16-04, 11:06 PM
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Originally posted by hypntyz7
If you're starting with an original/old used engine, Id do this 3-4 times weekly for about a month to clean as much as you can out. I'd also do 2-3 gallons per treatment. From then on, once per month. IF Im maintaining a rebuilt engine, I do this once per month or once per thousand miles to keep everything clean inside.
If you're starting with an original/old used engine, Id do this 3-4 times weekly for about a month to clean as much as you can out. I'd also do 2-3 gallons per treatment. From then on, once per month. IF Im maintaining a rebuilt engine, I do this once per month or once per thousand miles to keep everything clean inside.
Thats Kevin's suggestion, and he knows a hell of alot.
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