Help!!! Seized Motor After Swap!
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Help!!! Seized Motor After Swap!
I did a motor swap, and in washing the motor, it seized, when i try to start it, the starter clicks and tries to turn the motor but it wont.
I tried putting in ATF and let it sit but nothing , still wont start.
also tried pushstarting it, but the wheels just locked up, and nothing happend.
any suggestions ?
I tried putting in ATF and let it sit but nothing , still wont start.
also tried pushstarting it, but the wheels just locked up, and nothing happend.
any suggestions ?
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i would try turning it over by hand..... and i agree with 87 t-66 ....washing your motor??..... my best guess is that he was cleaning the outside of the motor and some water got inside the housings .....
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cleaning the outside... while the intake manifold was off... i had shop towels shoved in to keep water out... but i dont know..
the motor currently does not turn by hand
I called a friend to bring his to truck cause a friend suggested to try and let the clutch out while the car is being pulled going 50 to see if that works, but hes like: um. its just gonna take a lot of life away from the engine.
so instead, I went and bought kersoene (stove oil) and i'm gonna dump the oil thats in the car, and then put the kerosene in, let it sit for a couple of days, and then take the starter out and try to turn the engine using the flat head on the end of the wheel bolt remover whats it called? :p
what do u think?
or should i use the marvel mystery oil instead?
the motor currently does not turn by hand
I called a friend to bring his to truck cause a friend suggested to try and let the clutch out while the car is being pulled going 50 to see if that works, but hes like: um. its just gonna take a lot of life away from the engine.
so instead, I went and bought kersoene (stove oil) and i'm gonna dump the oil thats in the car, and then put the kerosene in, let it sit for a couple of days, and then take the starter out and try to turn the engine using the flat head on the end of the wheel bolt remover whats it called? :p
what do u think?
or should i use the marvel mystery oil instead?
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I went out and bought some mystery oil.
I'm thinking I should dump my engine oil, fill up the kerosene, and put the marvel mystery oil in through the sparkplug holes... and let it sit for a day or so...
any suggestions?
yes? no?
I'm thinking I should dump my engine oil, fill up the kerosene, and put the marvel mystery oil in through the sparkplug holes... and let it sit for a day or so...
any suggestions?
yes? no?
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so we can deduce that it is something that happens why the engine rotates in the clockwise direction and not the opposite....what happens in this case? hrmm i cant think of anything
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