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If your car made a super loud sound when you added water when the engine was hot yet you then started the car and no water leaked and no water is in with the oil did you crack the block?
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∙ 8y ago
Cracked block, cracked head. Why would you do that? Pukenstein@aol.com
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Where leaked oil on engine block in back?
Rear main cam seal
If you have water inside the engine block and the engine is never started during temperatures 32 and below -- can the block still go bad if the engine is still never started til summer?
It should be OK so long as the water has not frozen somewhere along the line.
If antifreeze leaked into the motor should you change the headgasket?
just make sure your block isn't cracked
What causes a loose engine block and can it be repaired?
it is not a cracked engine block it is just a loose block
Does water remain in engine block when cars not running?
There is coolant in the engine block when the engine is not running. The engine block, heater, hoses and radiator remain full when engine is not running.
Where is the plug for a block heater on a F150 with a 5.4l engine?
5.4 i believe is a gas engine. gas engines do not have a standard block heater, this would be an extra added by the owner the diesel engines have a block heater, and if it has never been used the cord and plug will be found rolled up between radiator and grill
Where is the engine block heater on your 2007 ford escape?
The 2007 Ford escape engine block heater is located on the right hand side of the engine block. You can follow the block heater cord to the block heater.
How do you build a model rocket with out an engine block?
You can't, - it must have an engine block.
Is a Chevy 3100 engine block and a Chevy 3400 engine block the same?
No
Is a 1989 Dodge 318 engine block the same as a 360 engine block?
No.
Where are the freeze plugs on a 3400 v6 engine block?
On sides of engine block.
What is the general purpose of a vehicle block heater?
A vehicle block heater's main purpose is to warm an engine enough to increase the car's starting speed. This is especially useful in winter to get a car started.
