Spartans Engine Swap (Engine Damage Pics on Front Page!)

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Originally Posted by 03GTPLE

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:

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USAA has it's perks

But those ****ers have a hard time calling you back when you ask them to.
and they take their sweet time to get you an answer


USAA NOT COVERING LOSS FYI

They say its not water damage.

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Originally Posted by Spartangl

Welcome to Seafoam.

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Welcome to you doing something wrong.

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Originally Posted by bluegtp91

Welcome to you doing something wrong.

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1/3 in Crankshaft
1/3 In gas tank
1/3 Slowly sucked into Brake booster Vac line.

Can I get a recap to this?

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Originally Posted by rocafella2032

Can I get a recap to this?

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Seafoam instructions.

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Originally Posted by Spartangl

Seafoam instructions.

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Which apparently hated you.

Im guessing it was just time for your engine to go
I have used seafoam for years on so many cars,trucks,vans Not once has it ever caused issue in cars from 1960's to present day

Ive also heard people say royal purple killed their engines yet the cases are so far and few between it was probably just engine failure no real blame

Well engines don't just blow for the hell of it.

Wasn't riding it hard.

Didn't have anything but MSD Igniton headers and CAI

nothing to **** it over with unraw power



Lack of Oil/overheating/ or an Additive generally is what causes Engines to fail.

hot block cold water maybe who knows just dont see seafoam causing this

You need some good oil for you new engine.

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Originally Posted by TorqueAutoMotiv

hot block cold water maybe who knows just dont see seafoam causing this

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winner winner chicken dinner!!!! Notice the nice crack in the block.

but i didn't add any water to my engine.

didn't add anything except Seafoam and it was running perfectly fine before it.

Big puddle hot engine cold hot crack block its happened before

i cracked a block in my old chevy when i was 17 sliding it into a lake not saying it happens every day but the damage in the pics isnt from oil/lubricant failure

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Originally Posted by TorqueAutoMotiv

Big puddle hot engine cold hot crack block its happened before

i cracked a block in my old chevy when i was 17 sliding it into a lake not saying it happens every day but the damage in the pics isnt from oil/lubricant failure

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your a ****ing Genius.

Calling insurance company tomorrow now.

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Originally Posted by Spartangl

but i didn't add any water to my engine.

didn't add anything except Seafoam and it was running perfectly fine before it.

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The puddle cracked your block. It had absolutely nothing to do with seafoam. You need some amsoil for your new engine, since you always want the best.

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Originally Posted by Spartangl

your a ****ing Genius.

Calling insurance company tomorrow now.

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So they will total your car again? :th_shakinghead2:

The puddle cracked it :D bad little puddle haha

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Originally Posted by Spartangl

1/3 in Crankshaft
1/3 In gas tank
1/3 Slowly sucked into Brake booster Vac line.

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How did you put it in the crankshaft?

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Originally Posted by realdiehl

How did you put it in the crankshaft?

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because you pour it where the oil goes.


and they where going to total it out for the cost of a NEW ENGINE


I got it done for about 4 grand less.

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Originally Posted by realdiehl

How did you put it in the crankshaft?

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