Testing piston rings with water

Maybe you're just a moron who pulls opinions out of his ass

 

I believe in a post earlier you said you did the cylinder head overhaul 6 years ago( if the same truck) now we know why. Good luck.

 

You don't know why. You're speculating to a self-serving theory. To be an asshole.

Dickheads like you, to promote going to a mechanic, or going to a contractor, or even going to a doctor, have been discouraging my DIY for years... I go out and get my shit done anyway.

With all due respect, fuck you

 

actually will tell U Nothing

have used kerosene or wd40..................yet ANY liquid will have DIFFERENT Viscosity

past the piston rings inside o cylinders.....................TELLS U NOTHNG

rings are design to work properly against chamber pressures

chamber friction

chamber Temps

chamber gases

draining water tells U Nothing

a cold compression test + a cold ‘ Leak Down ‘ test tells U more

heads already off the block tells U nothing

 

This is coming from the guy who is doing a compression test by pouring water into his engine...HAHA.

 

Just because you are some half-assed engineer, doesn't mean you have to get all pissed off when people tell you that you are wrong. You clearly have no business working on cars... SO YES BRING IT TO A MEACHINIC.

 

first o ALL

Use the CORRECT nominclature

from the phot point o view .................You ARE NOT LOOKIN AT Valve Seals

No less U cant possibly be looking at Valve SEATS !!!!

so if U truly want CORRECT Info / Help

U MUST use CORRECT terms !!!


from the photos presented that engine was TOAST

EACH cylinder showing very negative issues

requiring a standard engine rebuild

 

and I repeat .
Ya know, earlier in this post I said I was out because of the initial dumb ass question.
I have to jump back in and say this is not going to turn out on any side of good. These questions being thought and asked are pointing to a disaster. I do wish you all the luck with this.

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