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ebang 03-19-2012 10:45 PM

Blown Motor????? Please help!
 
Ok I was driving my car home last summer, the temp gage went to max...then back to normal but I lost all oil pressure and when I pressed on the gas just smoke was coming out of the back and no power...the car then shut off I pulled over and it smelled like burning oil plus the oil was leaking under the car...I had it towed home.

I opened up the hood and the #1 plug was off...(popped off??)

I removed the other plugs and they were fried except #6.

The car was turning over but making a wierd whining sound. I am now looking into trying to fix it ..

Is it worh it just trying to replace the wires and plugs of is the engine fried?

Help please!.....

cre 03-20-2012 12:40 AM

Do a compression test. Check oil and coolant for cross contamination. If either is leaking a significant volume externally locate the leak. I wouldn't spend a cent on parts until some basic diagnostics are performed.

Please elaborate what you mean in stating the the spark plugs were "fried". Damaged from detonation? Ceramic insulation shattered? How did the #1 spark plug just "pop off"? Is this a 7M, 1G, 1JZ? GE or GTE?

ebang 03-20-2012 02:35 PM

I will have to try to locate a compression test kit. I never done one how easy is it to do?
When I popped tthe hood the spark plug wire was off and the plug itself was loose, I removed by just picking it up.
I have a 87 N/A 5 Speed.

I do not see any oil in the coolant...none in the resoviour and the oil seems ok...whats left of it.

Ranma 03-20-2012 03:12 PM

There has to be more to the story, what were you doing? Did you introduce anything "special" to the combustion chambers?

ebang 03-20-2012 04:17 PM

Did nothing different, was just driving home from work like normal.
The olny thing out of the ordinary was a pin hole leak of the coolant from a hose, but I was keeping a close eye and made sure it was topped up every trip to and from work...the drive is 20 minutes and after wards the resoviour was still filled of coolant.

hbski 03-20-2012 07:03 PM

just a thought.....i also had a sparkplug boot "pop" off.the reason for my issue was oil in the plug gallery,quite a bit. I was surprised those bolts could leak that much.

Ranma 03-20-2012 07:31 PM

nani
 
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Originally Posted by ebang (Post 101671)
Did nothing different, was just driving home from work like normal.
The olny thing out of the ordinary was a pin hole leak of the coolant from a hose, but I was keeping a close eye and made sure it was topped up every trip to and from work...the drive is 20 minutes and after wards the resoviour was still filled of coolant.

Did the hose pop losing all cooling fluid? Where did all of the oil come from? Have you checked the engine for physical damage? Do you see any signs of an explosion? Really did you add any thing to the petrol?

cre 03-20-2012 08:05 PM

More basic info about the nature if the failure is needed before any further diagnosis can be performed. Please read me post again. Additionally, even saturated with oil tension lines don't pop off. The interfacing clip has a strong spring on it and unless it isn't locked into place it isn't going to come off from anything short of a hole opening in the spark plug letting the combustion gases literally blow it off...

EDIT: More often than not the oil in the galley is from leaking valve cover seals. See the MKIII FAQ section for information. When installing new seals DO NOT OVER TORQUE THEM! (That goes for just about every screw on the car... spark plugs too.)

ebang 03-21-2012 01:33 PM

None of the coolant hoses popped off or exploded all were good and coolant was still in the car.
There was oil in the spark plug galley but I had already know about the valve gasket leak. Could this have cause alll of this??

The plastic on the spark plug wires were melted on to the plugs.

I will try to do some more investigation this weekend and try to locate the oil leak...as for any physical ddmage I can't see any.

The car was driving just fine before...no warning lights no strange noises, pressure and temp gages alll good...nothing..

hbski 03-21-2012 05:19 PM

In my case,I believe the oil starts to boil and burn giving off gases and smoke, building pressure under the #3 gasket.enough to force the high tension wire to pop out.the oil is boiling enough to coat the open hood. I have not started working on mechanical issues,so this is just what i have observed.not sayin' it's your issue.But cre is absolutely right,as usual;) check to see if it's going to be worth your effort.


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