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Re: Need help!!! Water in oil!!!
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Posted by Greasy John on January 27, 2004 at 20:30:30 from (208.35.181.161):
In Reply to: Need help!!! Water in oil!!! posted by Tim Malin on January 27, 2004 at 19:56:39:
Dont know if the super M was wet sleeve or dry. But like F-20 said if wet sleeved and the seals are out would cause it. You didnt say how fast it went into the oil. Could be blown head/head gasket-Badly cracked block . I'd pull the plugs and see if one or more cyl. are full of water if it goes down rather slow. I just sleeved /new pistons and rings for about 175 bucks ><.but cost 260 to get the head all guided valved -planed and magnafluxed. Plus bearings and gaskets so to do it right could cost you a few !! John
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