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aivanne182Oct-31-05 06:36 AM
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#94201, "bye bye engine ?"




          

Hey everyone.

I have a 97 RS with 104000 miles on it. few mods, nothing special : intake, pulleys......

I m driving on the interstate yesterday night and start to accelerate hard when my freakin car loses almost all its power and this "clicking" sounds comes from the engine. I immediately think about oil. I changed it 1500 miles ago so it s kinda weird. Anyways I am less than 1 mile away from home so I put the car in neutral and slowly make my way to the house. I check the oil when I get there and fuck yeah, I don't even have an ounce of liquid in there !!! So first thing this morning I put some oil in Mr Car.....still the same clicking sound. My rpms go slowly up to 5k but the car barely accelerates. Now i don t want to start it and fuck it up more but I don't know what to do....any ideas of what I can check/change/do ???

I appreciate your help.

Yvan

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aivanne182Oct-31-05 08:09 AM
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#94202, "RE: bye bye engine ?"
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alright, couple of helpful people in the chat room told me i spun a rod bearing....So basically now what are my options ? I don t know too much about rebuilding engine and crap so I ll probably take the car to a shop but i don t want them to screw me over.....

Thx folks

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ModeratormicyekOct-31-05 08:38 AM
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#94203, "RE: bye bye engine ?"
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Oct-31-05 08:47 AM by micyek

          

well you don't have many options other than rebuliding it yourself...eveything you need to know:

http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=5&topic_id=93184&mesg_id=93184&page=

http://www.2gnt.com/www/corbin/rebuild.html

or take it to a shop. emoji. You could look for a good used engine...but that's a gamble and you still have to swap it out yourself or pay a shop. Either way, you either have to have deep pockets and a trustworthy mechanic, or slightly shallower pockets and some skills of your own. good luck

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TeamDR1665Oct-31-05 08:40 AM
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#94204, "RE: bye bye engine ?"
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Sounds like you spun a bearing. At best, you're looking at having the crank reground for larger bearings. At worst, you've munched it and bent a rod or two, savagely scoring a cylinder wall in the process. Either way, the engine will have to come out and either be rebuilt or replaced. You might see if you can find a decent, used shortblock (just the block without the head), and get quotes on having the engine replaced.

Of course, there is still the issue of where the oil went...

  

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