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How to destroy a good B20 Engine

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Old Jun 10th, 2009, 19:30   #1
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2 Easy Steps to blow your engine

1/ Allow the oil to run dry
2/ Drive it along the motorway at 70mph

Oddly enough, after this punishment, the con-rod managed to remove itself from within the engine and take a chunk of the casing with it! Please be advised, I purchased the car after this had happened!

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Bloody hell!

Was everyone okay?

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Apparently it made a few banging noises and smoked alot, then kinda just stopped working! Odd eh! Engine currently sitting in my garage, haven't quite got round to openeing it up yet!
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bit of patch welding should sort it out!
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The other way s to toast the engine with no water in it. My brother did this (water pump pully broke) and teh engine seized. We managed to fee it off and it ran for a while after but it was a little loud. When I stripped it down ALL of teh shells were in the sump pan!!
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Or thrash it up the M1 in third gear ( daft apath mate did in the `70`s because he was too stoned to realise!)
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