chicago2tacoma said:Well I didn't have my gauge yet so I put a 7/16th brass plug into the hole on the sender instead of a coupler wit da ferrel and oil line in it...???...why's dat so weird....and I don't think I tightened it all the way so that's why it blew off......what I don't understand is my fan wasn't working the whole 15 miles and I didn't overheat I got a 180 thermastat and a huge radiator though and I was on da highway so there was a lot of air rushn through the engine bay.....but yeah the sender deffinatly restricted the oil I think a thin stream jus shot down the firewall no oil even got on da engine only where da numbers are stamped....crazy right..
jrm81bu said:Consider yourself lucky that there was some sort of restriction, otherwise that motor would be toast for sure.
redsx2434 said:if you can't figure out why you weren't overheatng on the highway with no fans you need to learn some auto basics
REDSX2434-We're all here to learn stuff, teach others what we know and help each other out, .........Maybe you are smarter them him when it comes to cars...But Damn...Give him a break............ You have a beautiful car...Don't spoil what you have and what you can offer cuz you will not win any popularity contests with those replies......JMO of course 😀redsx2434 said:if you can't figure out why you weren't overheatng on the highway with no fans you need to learn some auto basics
If i were you I'd drain the oil and look for any metal particles....if none I'd remove all the spark plugs and pour some light oil down the cylinder and take off the valve covers and pour oil over the rockers and then get the oil pumped through the engine and turn the engine over by hand before trying to start it.
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