Okaaayy...now this is weird!
- I just got flashbacks.
Tell your wife she did all this damage when she tried to start the car. Ask her if she turned the key to the left or right. When she says right, tell her the Nissans are different and can shred motors if not started the right way. Tell her she can make it up to you later.
Tell your wife she did all this damage when she tried to start the car. Ask her if she turned the key to the left or right. When she says right, tell her the Nissans are different and can shred motors if not started the right way. Tell her she can make it up to you later.
Tell your wife she did all this damage when she tried to start the car. Ask her if she turned the key to the left or right. When she says right, tell her the Nissans are different and can shred motors if not started the right way. Tell her she can make it up to you later.
+1
Tell your wife she did all this damage when she tried to start the car. Ask her if she turned the key to the left or right. When she says right, tell her the Nissans are different and can shred motors if not started the right way. Tell her she can make it up to you later.
HAHAHAHA!
I guess it was maybe a rod.
LOLLL
Tell your wife she did all this damage when she tried to start the car. Ask her if she turned the key to the left or right. When she says right, tell her the Nissans are different and can shred motors if not started the right way. Tell her she can make it up to you later.
hmmm..I had this similar problem, GT-ER. It started off with ticking.. I got lucky and I was able to spot the problem and the ticking went away.
What happened was that my crank pulley came loose, slightly. making the ticking noises. It took me for ever to figure it out.. when the ticking was happening somehow my eye caught the crank pulley, it was wiggling. I jacked the car up tighten that HUGE bolt ( ud think it would never come loose, your wrong ) and everything went away.
You may have had the same problem I did and just didnt see it and then this happened ( which I could totally see )
Not much you can do now though.. you have an excuse to built it lol.
What happened was that my crank pulley came loose, slightly. making the ticking noises. It took me for ever to figure it out.. when the ticking was happening somehow my eye caught the crank pulley, it was wiggling. I jacked the car up tighten that HUGE bolt ( ud think it would never come loose, your wrong ) and everything went away.
You may have had the same problem I did and just didnt see it and then this happened ( which I could totally see )
Not much you can do now though.. you have an excuse to built it lol.
ya def pick up that other motor for $300, as long as it didnt spin the bearing a ruin everything as well. You wont have a useable core for exchange otherwise and the shops usually charge 1500$ for the core. Sucks because your timing stuff is prolly blown (another $700 to the build)
Good thing you already have the quotes so you should be back in business in a few months. Maybe someone will have a built longblock with pans, timing, and covers instock.
Good thing you already have the quotes so you should be back in business in a few months. Maybe someone will have a built longblock with pans, timing, and covers instock.
Last edited by str8dum1; Oct 21, 2010 at 03:09 PM.
cheap!
i guess it depends on what the shop deems as a useable core. His motor locked up hard enough to stop the crank and shear the crank pulley apart from the inertia of the belts. who knows how bad everything is inside. But some shops might just want a block with no holes in it and cylinders than can be rebored. depends where he goes.
If the 300$ motor only had a bearing let loose, well you would know more about how reusable that is (unfortunately)
If the 300$ motor only had a bearing let loose, well you would know more about how reusable that is (unfortunately)
Exactly...lol...it's expensive and slow. I once had a 90lb manual tranny shipped to me via ups and it took a month and cost $120. I don't even want to know how much an engine would be.
regardless, I'm building it myself.
regardless, I'm building it myself.
