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Slung a rod or two on out 2000 550 work truck. Just figured i'd share the awesomeness of a holey engine block with the rest of you.
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The hole appeared where the oil pan and block meet on both sides. I had to pick up the connecting rods off of the interstate. The hole was big enough on either side to easily put my fist into. Let the good times roll
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dang it man, nice window
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So, what made'er blow?
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My condolences go to the old p-stroke.
Though it will never see another mile, it will be remembered. |
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any idea of what happened?
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It looks like the connecting rod snapped, and the remaining piece that was still on the crank shaft punched a hole in the block..
That's usually what happens at least. |
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.........nice
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Sorry to see that.....
Do you already have a new engine to throw in her?? |
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how many miles did that ol gal have on her?
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