tm1218 wrote:once an engine overheats, you have about 60 seconds to turn it off or you will ruin the head. blown head gasket/warped head sets in within minutes after the car runs too hot.
...but yeah, its kinda hard to tell what exactly you are talking about. you could be saying it got hot inside the car, the transmission got hot... not sure.
when your engine runs hot, the transmission doesn't want to go into gear and it will grind.
you blew your head gasket. have fun.
Ya i could see that but its going to take a few min to get that high, it sounded like he ment once the temp starts to climb.Caveit77777 wrote:Well you can run hot for a little bit but I think he means more of having your temp gauge maxed out kind of hot. Then you have about a minute.
I am talking full blown overheating where the needle goes until it pins the max, not just running slightly hot.Morph wrote:tm1218 wrote:once an engine overheats, you have about 60 seconds to turn it off or you will ruin the head. blown head gasket/warped head sets in within minutes after the car runs too hot.
...but yeah, its kinda hard to tell what exactly you are talking about. you could be saying it got hot inside the car, the transmission got hot... not sure.
when your engine runs hot, the transmission doesn't want to go into gear and it will grind.
you blew your head gasket. have fun.
Where are you getting these numbers from? My engine has gotten "hot" several times and i have not blown the HG or warped head. 60 seconds seems very short. I could see running the engine for 5-10 min with the temp off the gauge causing those issues. But 60 seconds i call.
Meh I don't buy all of this with the engine hot engine driving. The heat transfer through the block to the bell, into the trans to heat up up that much, meh I don't see it.tm1218 wrote:once an engine overheats, you have about 60 seconds to turn it off or you will ruin the head. blown head gasket/warped head sets in within minutes after the car runs too hot.
...but yeah, its kinda hard to tell what exactly you are talking about. you could be saying it got hot inside the car, the transmission got hot... not sure.
when your engine runs hot, the transmission doesn't want to go into gear and it will grind.
you blew your head gasket. have fun.
i've seen your work in your videos on U tube how much did it cost for you to build your 240 like that? if you don't mind my asking?OutToWinPAHC wrote:lol, don't check the cooling system or compression, just rip it down..... asinine.
iight thats cool, considering redoing my valves and springs when the head comes off, head has got to be machined anyway, well idk i'll take it to the shop and then see if it has to be machined and then i'lkl go from thereOutToWinPAHC wrote:Considering when I did it, and it being all one off at the time a fortune. I'm not gonna even say.
yea i agree with you, currently tearing down to get everything fixed.tm1218 wrote:if the temp gauge maxed out... no. no need to waste time and replace s*** that isn't the problem. I can bet money that if the temp gauge maxed out the head gasket is blown and the head warped. anyone who has overheated like that will agree.