Questions & Answers for: poured water engine oil

...poured into radaitor water pouring out of left side of engine when poured into radiator.replaced water pump two months ago over heated last night and smoked and had to be towed. dont know where ...

...poured water into the oil filler cap, you have a blown cylinder head gasket and the engine will require at least a top overhaul. This is a job for a qualified or at least an experienced

water was the engine still hot? When you filled it, was the engine off, or running? Pouring cold water into an overheated engine, especially when the engine is not running, will crack the engine block

Water in engine oil? http://schematicsdiagram.blogspot.com/2011/12/water-in-engine-oil.html ----------- Oil on spark plugs and car misfires? http://technoanswers.blogspot.in/2012/02/oil-on-spark-plugs

...engine seems to have plenty of power. Checked the oil and there is no milky apearence in the oil, plenty of antifreeze/water Smoke pouring from the exhaust means that there is oil getting into the ...

poured 1 x litre oil into water system of diesel car. after 40 miles, engine seized. Replace the engine as the oil will be in the internals of the coolant system and will be very hard to get out. Oil ...

poured water into the radiator.....when I started the car it just poured out the tail pipe......it's missing bad but runs.....no water in oil or oil in water but all the water goes out the exhaust....

...water/coolant is coming out of the oil pan drain you have major problems. Possible internal cracked engine block/cracked cylinder head or bad head gasket.Do not run the engine as this will cause the ...

Poured 4 gallons of water into the radiator before I found water pouring from the small hole in the bell housing. Went inside to tell my wife about it and when I went back to look again dark black oil

engine mixed water with oil, what dit I do wrong, and do I have to do the engine again?. thank you. nna batho Assuming you didn't pour the oil or the coolant in the wrong filler hole, usually if water