Coolant in the oil

Daniel is a book worm, everything from the books, its a different world out
there once you get your hands dirty to really see what is going on, but he
will critisize everyone else... thats all he is ... a big ego
"Ken Pisichko" > wrote in message
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> You HAVE a monopoly here??? What an ego you have! Like i said - forget
the
> demeaning commentary. Put me in the plonk file if you insist. That is your
> choice - just like it is your choice to demean people here. This is
rec.autos
> not talk.politics.autos, eh??
>
> Others can still read whatever they want. They can also put whoever they
want
> in the plonk file - you and me included. Get off your high-horse! Or is it
> your childhood high-chair.
>
> "Daniel J. Stern" wrote:
>
> > You're still here? Oh, that's right, I only killfiled you in
> > rec.autos.makers.chrysler, and this thread's crossposted to
> > rec.autos.tech.
> >
> > *click* *type type type* *click*
> >
> > Ah. Much better. Bye, now!
>

>Condensation, which is pure water, can give oil that chocolate shake
>look and consistency, along with the white foamy "whipped cream" foam
>in the rocker covers.

Before the head gasket was replaced, I had white goblets inside the
valve cover. I wonder if the white goblets was that "whipped cream"
foam you described. It looked like someone had done liposuction in the
engine.

your "chocolate milk"


http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...ftervalley.jpg




> wrote in message
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> >Condensation, which is pure water, can give oil that chocolate shake
> >look and consistency, along with the white foamy "whipped cream" foam
> >in the rocker covers.
>
> Before the head gasket was replaced, I had white goblets inside the
> valve cover. I wonder if the white goblets was that "whipped cream"
> foam you described. It looked like someone had done liposuction in the
> engine.
>

>Condensation, which is pure water, can give oil that chocolate shake
>look and consistency, along with the white foamy "whipped cream" foam
>in the rocker covers.

Before the head gasket was replaced, I had white goblets inside the
valve cover. I wonder if the white goblets was that "whipped cream"
foam you described. It looked like someone had done liposuction in the
engine.

wrote:

>>http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...20bearings.jpg
>
>
> Those bearings look like termites had been eating them. How did those
> bearings in that picture get damaged?
>
Look to the right of those bearing shells, which are rod bearings
BTW..what do you see..yeah...a mangled connecting rod!
Looks like sheer abuse did that one in. Overheat/no oil..etc.. They are
pretty badly scored.
Looks like someone ran it until it blew..

--
Paul
'91 XL1200
'77 GL1000 (W.I.P.)
"I feel more like I do now than when I got here"

http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...ber1%20rod.jpg


kinda like this one? LOL



"Sportster4Eva" > wrote in message
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> wrote:
>
> >>http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...20bearings.jpg
> >
> >
> > Those bearings look like termites had been eating them. How did those
> > bearings in that picture get damaged?
> >
> Look to the right of those bearing shells, which are rod bearings
> BTW..what do you see..yeah...a mangled connecting rod!
> Looks like sheer abuse did that one in. Overheat/no oil..etc.. They are
> pretty badly scored.
> Looks like someone ran it until it blew..
>
> --
> Paul
> '91 XL1200
> '77 GL1000 (W.I.P.)
> "I feel more like I do now than when I got here"
>

Is that a Ford engine?
"rob" > wrote in message
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> your "chocolate milk"
>
>
> http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...ftervalley.jpg
>
>
>
>
> > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>> >Condensation, which is pure water, can give oil that chocolate shake
>> >look and consistency, along with the white foamy "whipped cream" foam
>> >in the rocker covers.
>>
>> Before the head gasket was replaced, I had white goblets inside the
>> valve cover. I wonder if the white goblets was that "whipped cream"
>> foam you described. It looked like someone had done liposuction in the
>> engine.
>>
>
>

that picture was yes


"David" > wrote in message
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> Is that a Ford engine?
> "rob" > wrote in message
> ...
> > your "chocolate milk"
> >
> >
> > http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...ftervalley.jpg
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > wrote in message
> > oups.com...
> >> >Condensation, which is pure water, can give oil that chocolate shake
> >> >look and consistency, along with the white foamy "whipped cream" foam
> >> >in the rocker covers.
> >>
> >> Before the head gasket was replaced, I had white goblets inside the
> >> valve cover. I wonder if the white goblets was that "whipped cream"
> >> foam you described. It looked like someone had done liposuction in the
> >> engine.
> >>
> >
> >
>
>

Sportster4Eva wrote:

> wrote:
>
>>> http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...20bearings.jpg
>>
>>
>>
>> Those bearings look like termites had been eating them. How did those
>> bearings in that picture get damaged?
>>
> Look to the right of those bearing shells, which are rod bearings
> BTW..what do you see..yeah...a mangled connecting rod!


Hard to tell, but that looks like a perfectly normal rod to me... EXCEPT
for the chocolate pudding residue from coolant/oil mixing slathered all
around it....

the rod in the bearing shot was fine, the bent rod in the other shot was
caused by hydroloc due to a blown head gasket causing the cyl to fill with
coolant.





"Steve" > wrote in message
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> Sportster4Eva wrote:
>
> > wrote:
> >
> >>>
http://home.bresnan.net/~robs440/ima...20bearings.jpg
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Those bearings look like termites had been eating them. How did those
> >> bearings in that picture get damaged?
> >>
> > Look to the right of those bearing shells, which are rod bearings
> > BTW..what do you see..yeah...a mangled connecting rod!
>
>
> Hard to tell, but that looks like a perfectly normal rod to me... EXCEPT
> for the chocolate pudding residue from coolant/oil mixing slathered all
> around it....
>