Posted by rustred on September 22, 2010 at 11:34:29 from (74.198.148.43):
In Reply to: siezed motor posted by farmin joe on September 21, 2010 at 19:21:18:
wet sleeves and cast pistons. sure can tell no mechanical teachers gave advice here. i know they will run once freed up but its when you pullem apart the water damage is pretty evident. pitted cyls, rings stuck in grooves, pitted valves and so on. even leaving the exhaust uncoverd in rain does damage in a short period of time not counting letting the pistons seize up. the only time water belongs in an engine is when you trickle it in while running to remove carbon for example. unless its a john deere D that used water injection when pulling heavy. all my tractors have the million dollar exhaust cans.
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