5qts of oil killed my motor
07-31-2010, 08:39 PM
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I have a response prepared, however I'm uncertain as to what to say.
1. Make massive fun of him for being a douche
2. Tell him his actual problem and hope he listens
It's his head gasket, isn't it? My thought was a poor tune cause the head gasket to go, then the oil/water mix screwed up his bearings. Or am I missing something.
1. Make massive fun of him for being a douche
2. Tell him his actual problem and hope he listens
It's his head gasket, isn't it? My thought was a poor tune cause the head gasket to go, then the oil/water mix screwed up his bearings. Or am I missing something.
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07-31-2010, 09:22 PM
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More oil causes foaming? Tell him to run it 3 quarts low, to make sure all that foam settles out.
That whole place is full of ********* and losers. There's a thread on shift *****, and they were touting the TWM ones for $140. I made one for longuyen88 for about 3 bucks and a few hours working. Next, a guy shows this long aluminum one for $80. I offered to make him one for a lot less, and the douche hasn't even bothered to reply.
They all think that spending money makes a good car, even when it's stickers and fake vents. Performance is not even considered, only appearances.
That whole place is full of ********* and losers. There's a thread on shift *****, and they were touting the TWM ones for $140. I made one for longuyen88 for about 3 bucks and a few hours working. Next, a guy shows this long aluminum one for $80. I offered to make him one for a lot less, and the douche hasn't even bothered to reply.
They all think that spending money makes a good car, even when it's stickers and fake vents. Performance is not even considered, only appearances.
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