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Generation

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 12:05

Then I elaborated below that post- like I've already said.


Typical Davey, picking and choosing which parts to
Quote :lol:


3CorsaMeal

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 10:04

Crack an egg in it, works.


DaveyLC

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 09:45

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Start it while Somebody is pouring oil in? If it's literally for a second


My bad, didn't see it was still here :lol::lol:


Generation

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 09:36

I haven't edited anything since you replied, can see that from the edit dates :thumbs:
Once again, if makes it easier for you, then I'm
Happy for you.


DaveyLC

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 08:52

:lol: I see you've edited out your ridiculous comments :lol:


Generation

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 08:48

Yup. Have that exact same engine in my car, fitted by me.
I also said temporarily seal it. I missed that off original
Post assumed was obvious so included it later on.


But heat, if it strengthens your argument, you carry on. Winning arguments on here seems to make you happy


Ellis

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 08:07


DaveyLC

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 08:00

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Must be true if Davey says it

8' not talking about running it for 10 seconds and driving it.

I'm talking oil fully in, temporarily sealed and switched off second t fires.

Obviously IDEALLY you'd replace broken shit and do it, however if he doesn't want to spend money, those are the options


You suggested someone pour oil in.. You realise how an engine works right? :lol:


Generation

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 07:53

Must be true if Davey says it

8' not talking about running it for 10 seconds and driving it.

I'm talking oil fully in, temporarily sealed and switched off second t fires.

Obviously IDEALLY you'd replace broken shit and do it, however if he doesn't want to spend money, those are the options


DaveyLC

posted on 12th Aug 16 at 07:00

This thread is full of stupid :lol: especially the comment about pouring oil in..

If you run it dry it will fuck it's self in seconds.


Generation

posted on 7th Aug 16 at 18:04

I don't mean perma seal it, as car is stationary it should be easy enough to test. As long as is a case of soon as fires you turn it off.


Ian

posted on 7th Aug 16 at 17:53

Doubtful you can seal it, if you're going to run with oil in then ideally it needs repairing. Fit one, run it, see what happens. Any other bodge with a hole in the engine is just going to leave you spending longer cleaning the garage that it would have taken to fit a sump.


Generation

posted on 7th Aug 16 at 16:29

Don't really see the issue.

Temporarily block the hole, so at least oil is in there. Car isn't moving, so even create some
Sort of deal with bit of sheet metal held in place tightly with a trolley jack

[Edited on 07-08-2016 by Generation]


jbguitarking

posted on 7th Aug 16 at 12:13

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Start it while Somebody is pouring oil in? If it's literally for a second


Please video this


Generation

posted on 6th Aug 16 at 20:17

Start it while Somebody is pouring oil in? If it's literally for a second


Ian

posted on 6th Aug 16 at 14:43

That's better news then.


stan_the_man

posted on 6th Aug 16 at 14:38

The sump damage doesnt fit with the rest though so i suspect its been holed at the salvage yard. Im quite confident the engine is good but just want to be sure.


Ian

posted on 6th Aug 16 at 14:36

Probably running when the oil was dropped in which case there's a likelihood of damage.

Although sump swap and run it would be preferable to scrapping a good one, only one way to find out for sure.


stan_the_man

posted on 6th Aug 16 at 14:02

Sounds stupid i know but bear with me....

Just bought a smashed Astra. Front ender. But the sump is holed too.

Before i go to the hassle of swapping sumps, i want to make sure the engine is good because if its fucked its getting scrapped. Just want it to fire once and switch off.

Do Astras have some kind of sensor to prevent you starting with no/low oil?

*applies flame suit*