Apr 22, 03
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my car
i don't believe it.
My rad was getting replaced today, and they found some cylinder problems. After just replacing an engine 5 months ago, i have more problems with my engine. fuck fuck fuck 
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Apr 22, 03
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yeah explain this cylinder problems
and how did they determine these while changing your radiator?
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Apr 22, 03
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I cant remember my pants gettin stuck somewhere in my engien or my timing chain deciding to jump off its guides.
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Apr 23, 03
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Apr 23, 03
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rad was leaking.
and thus overheating. there is a possible crack in the cylinder gasket. there seems to be smoke and this is common w/ overheating
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Apr 23, 03
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Good luck cracking a block in BC.
To do that, you woul dneed to repeatadly WAY overheat, and cool down to like -30, then overheat, cool down to -30c, repeat until block cracks. If the block cracked somehow, it can be welded. If its a gasket somewhere inside the engine, you can do it yourself in about a day, or pay a mechanic about 1300$ to gut ur motor. EIther way, if its a gasket, then rebuild the motor at at least replace all the other seals/gaskets in it while you're at it. May as well kill two birds with one stone and extend the life of the engine. Where is it smoking from? Thick white smoke from exhaust suggests headgasket is blown. If this is the case you should be getting either oil in your coolant, or coolant in your oil.
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