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tommymonza 01-31-2016 06:13 PM

496 hydroloc help. Help help
 
Plugs out can I roll it over with out disconnecting he ecu to prevent damage to it ?

tommymonza 01-31-2016 06:43 PM

so motor is a 2002 496 one of a pair in a formula cruiser.


water in 2 rear cylinders on port side . plugs out of the whole motor , riser off .

Question is can you crank it over without the wires and plugs atached.

will it damage the ECU without disconnecting it?

class6 01-31-2016 06:44 PM

yes turn it over no it wont hurt anything

tommymonza 01-31-2016 06:45 PM

yes what?

class6 01-31-2016 06:48 PM

I would roll it over by hand first then shoot wd40 in and give it a spin. If you have a teather just pull it out and hit the starter

tommymonza 01-31-2016 06:48 PM

so there is no way the water came from the riser as i can see as it is not a open design like i envisioned on the old 454 i am used to

is this year motor 2002 known to blow head gaskets it has 500 easy hours on it.

tommymonza 01-31-2016 06:55 PM

Does not have safety tethers.

Next idea?

Wobble 01-31-2016 06:55 PM


Originally Posted by class6 (Post 4399064)
I would roll it over by hand first then shoot wd40 in and give it a spin. If you have a teather just pull it out and hit the starter

With plugs out, This is a good plan, after that check your oil for milk.

class6 01-31-2016 06:58 PM

just make sure the plug wires aren't close to anything and give it a turn.. When did you notice it was locked up?

tommymonza 01-31-2016 06:59 PM

i fired it up with the rear 2 cylinders plugs removed and it fired right up and blew water out

problem is i want to crank it and pickle it and i was thinking we are just drawing more water up through the outdrive intake and filling the cylinder again.


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