Thats almost as good as snowmobiles on water!!Quote:
Originally Posted by KawaFord
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Thats almost as good as snowmobiles on water!!Quote:
Originally Posted by KawaFord
http://www.snowmobile-canada.com/rac...ater-Cross.jpg
Haha
lol I have a truck for mudding.
but I Think seafoam was the culprit
Thin the oil, overheated the bearings, and bam
A lot of people use seafoam without the adverse side affect of Spartangl engine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spartangl
ive used seafoam in over 70 cars my personal and customer cars and never had an issue Im just guessin you had bigger problems
He probably used it when he was putting oil IN. And ran it thinking he didn't have to get rid of it until his NEXT oil change.
ahh could be never done that always dump it in oil then change makes a little sense
I've seafoamed all my cars, and some friends cars too, but I've never added any to the oil. Only in the gas and Vacuum, havent had a problem yet, only good things.
no i did it as instructed
then the next day this happend
SEAFOAM FTL
but you ran your car into the ocean too... it just wasnt the seafoam
Me thinks, Spartangl decided he just wanted a project, and drained all the oil out and put in seafoam XD
Insurance says no sign of water damage in the engine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawngoose
and it was acting up before the water also if you read the original post you would know that.
Mudding in a GP isn't fun. I was forced to do it when the floods came down back in September and turned the parking area into a mud pit. the mud came up about an inch on the body.Quote:
Originally Posted by realdiehl
Seafoam did not kill your engine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spartangl
Ouch, I haven't seen anything that bad in awhile.
Engine & Gasket kit arrives tommorow
Swap over the weekend
Monday back on the road again.
AgreedQuote:
Originally Posted by 01GTP
It is always supposed to go that smooth with no roadblocks. We'll see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spartangl
Wow, glad to see the story finally gets wrapped up.
... and to answer one of the orignal questions.... he reported it to the insurance company because he needed a tow. ...his inusrance company has roadside service to take broken down vehicles to service centers. The dealership service manager worked with the insurance company to check out the loss. :)
..I have USAA too. :) been with em forever. :th_thumbsup-wink:
...coulda got an l32 out of a 2004+ :)
well the problems i had before the water could only be connected with the seafoam
Seafoam says Oil change within 100 miles
I drove maybe 20, Oil got thinned out. bearings got overheated and then Bam Block cracked engine FUBAR.
Welcome to Seafoam.