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Something we should all try to avoid in our engines

havoc1482
in The Pontiac Car Show

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oh noez!


How did you let that happen?


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How did you let that happen?

Oil hadn't been changed in a very long time. Its a curiosity, that water should have evaporated with the constant use I put it though, so I guessing I had SO MUCH water in there that I hadn't burned through it all yet. Would explain why my oil filler cap likes to spit steam out all the time.

Das nasty.

How long did this thing sit before you got your hands on it? I think its been collecting condensation water for a very long time.


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How long did this thing sit before you got your hands on it? I think its been collecting condensation water for a very long time.

Good question. I dunno lol. Now I have a different problem. There is ice kicking around in my transmission and it f*cked up my 4th gear.

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Ice? That blows!

Yep. Its not like a cars transmission in that its just a bunch of straight cut gears immersed in oil. Water can get in there and freeze. A cars transmission produces thermal energy. Mine, unfortunately, does not.

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