Unluckyboating
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- Jul 30, 2018
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Well we didn’t winterized the boat this year, and it sat last year uncovered for the whole summer. I know I’m a terrible for doing so. I have learned my lesson to winterize and store!
I put the muffs on to see what damage I caused. I noticed a freeze plug plug in the back of the engine was leaking water. I had to pull the engine and replace the freeze plug and reinstalled the engine.(lots of work)
I thought I was lake ready. But just to be sure I was readjusting timing due to some rough running. Todo so I had to remove the fuel pump to loosen the distributor bolt.
Thats when i noticed my oil! It was milky brown. Classic water in oil look.
After doing some reaearch i desided to only do a compression test for the cylinders. 1st 120 2nd 60 3rd 60 4th 120
i take the heads off and inspected the gasket well it blew out between 2&3 for sure. I can’t see any other defects with the head gasket.
I cannot see with my eyes any cracks on the block, head or manifold. I fear a crack is in an area I can’t see and I’m going replace the gasket, button everything up and still have water in my oil and have to replace the bottom of the engine.
Two questions.
1.When a gasket fails between two cylinders, could it cause water in the oil?
2. Are there any other things I should consider.
Thanks everyone!
I put the muffs on to see what damage I caused. I noticed a freeze plug plug in the back of the engine was leaking water. I had to pull the engine and replace the freeze plug and reinstalled the engine.(lots of work)
I thought I was lake ready. But just to be sure I was readjusting timing due to some rough running. Todo so I had to remove the fuel pump to loosen the distributor bolt.
Thats when i noticed my oil! It was milky brown. Classic water in oil look.
After doing some reaearch i desided to only do a compression test for the cylinders. 1st 120 2nd 60 3rd 60 4th 120
i take the heads off and inspected the gasket well it blew out between 2&3 for sure. I can’t see any other defects with the head gasket.
I cannot see with my eyes any cracks on the block, head or manifold. I fear a crack is in an area I can’t see and I’m going replace the gasket, button everything up and still have water in my oil and have to replace the bottom of the engine.
Two questions.
1.When a gasket fails between two cylinders, could it cause water in the oil?
2. Are there any other things I should consider.
Thanks everyone!