Oil coming out with water
12-08-2011, 04:29 PM
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Oil coming out with water
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So my car heated up the other day. Not to the point where it started shaking or doing strange noises.
i saw that the temperature rised, and i automatically stopped and turned off the car. I didn't have anti-freeze at hand, so i poured water.
The next day my car didn't turn on. Later i see that the car was leaking and it looked like was oil with water
So my car heated up the other day. Not to the point where it started shaking or doing strange noises.
i saw that the temperature rised, and i automatically stopped and turned off the car. I didn't have anti-freeze at hand, so i poured water.
The next day my car didn't turn on. Later i see that the car was leaking and it looked like was oil with water
12-08-2011, 04:39 PM
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I answered this once, did you not like my answer?
I still have the same response.
I still have the same response.
oh man not a new motor
i'll look at it again and i'll take pictures
12-08-2011, 04:51 PM
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Yeah, your only hope is that it is oil coming from broken/busted/rusted oil lines and separately coolant coming from water hoses.
Coming together from a single failure can only be a cracked or warped block, and since the block carries the water and oil through internal passages, these would then mingle... warping a housing from overheating isn't an unheard of result of overheating.
Coming together from a single failure can only be a cracked or warped block, and since the block carries the water and oil through internal passages, these would then mingle... warping a housing from overheating isn't an unheard of result of overheating.
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Overheated, new motor period.
OE temp gauge only tell u when do u need to get a new motor.
If the coolant is gone, then means you've got leak somewhere, fix that too.
OE temp gauge only tell u when do u need to get a new motor.
If the coolant is gone, then means you've got leak somewhere, fix that too.
12-08-2011, 05:34 PM
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It is also possible for an overheat to not immediately fry the motor, even with the needle moving.
But yes, once it moves, the temp it is seeing is usually fatal. Usually. Not always.
12-08-2011, 06:11 PM
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So my car heated up the other day. Not to the point where it started shaking or doing strange noises.
i saw that the temperature rised, and i automatically stopped and turned off the car. I didn't have anti-freeze at hand, so i poured water.
The next day my car didn't turn on. Later i see that the car was leaking and it looked like was oil with water
So my car heated up the other day. Not to the point where it started shaking or doing strange noises.
i saw that the temperature rised, and i automatically stopped and turned off the car. I didn't have anti-freeze at hand, so i poured water.
The next day my car didn't turn on. Later i see that the car was leaking and it looked like was oil with water
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