alphaNomega:
Even worn out oil seals would cause engines to smoke and if the seals can be properly replaced, no issues. This is different from your Liberty case and the Lexus'

The man has already worked in the engine and is about to embark on a second missionary journey. Allow the man to buy another engine nah. Pity him small

I hope you won't create a new moniker to start complaining about that Liberty Jeep when the engine starts smoking again

alphaNomega:
Even worn out oil seals would cause engines to smoke and if the seals can be properly replaced, no issues. This is different from your Liberty case and the Lexus'

The man has already worked in the engine and is about to embark on a second missionary journey. Allow the man to buy another engine nah. Pity him small

I hope you won't create a new moniker to start complaining about that Liberty Jeep when the engine starts smoking again


UPDATE: Since you want to play the language game. I don't know what you mean by RIGGING an engine

erico2k2:

I copied that from you cos you were the one telling OP to Ring his Engine, so I am asking you to explain your method or are you not the one advocating cost-effective ways to fix engine with old parts?

alphaNomega:


I will give you N10,000 (Ten thousand naira only) if you can identify were I told OP to ring his engine.

erico2k2:

first off, I don't use naira, if you can pay in POUNDS £££ then mayB I can dive into this foolishness you started.
secondly, it was you who assumed opening an engine with a view of fixing it amounts to RIGING in your school of thought.
I can bet any money the parts needed to fix that car's engine brand new might not be more than N300k

alphaNomega:
Pounds Sterling it is. You are free to dive, oh wise one

radautoworks:


NO! FIGHT! FIGHT!! FIGHT!!!

alphaNomega:
Even worn out oil seals would cause engines to smoke and if the seals can be properly replaced, no issues. This is different from your Liberty case and the Lexus'

The man has already worked in the engine and is about to embark on a second missionary journey. Allow the man to buy another engine nah. Pity him small

I hope you won't create a new moniker to start complaining about that Liberty Jeep when the engine starts smoking again


UPDATE: Since you want to play the language game. I don't know what you mean by RIGGING an engine

Rhemmymatician:


Mobil

erico2k2:

This is Empty and long, I pass.

ivoryhouse:

Nigerians like to replace an old engine with another old engine when they can rebuild the engine they know. If you have a good tech, rebuild that engine! And if you cut corners good luck with that!
I totally agree with you bruh

erico2k2:

well I'm pretty clued up about Engines unlike yourself.The 1st group of mechanics that worked on that car killed it and misdiagnosed it, how can a cat converter be the reason for Engine refusal to start?
I will re-ask you, what do you understand by rigging an Engine??

radautoworks:


Schedule an appointment and bring the car for diagnosis proper. Contact information is in my signature.

thebigkendo:


You don't mean it

I am not in the mood to argue or educate you today..
So you right sir

ivoryhouse:

Nigerians like to replace an old engine with another old engine when they can rebuild the engine they know. If you have a good tech, rebuild that engine! And if you cut corners good luck with that!
I totally agree with you bruh

AmuDimpka:


Yes... Once your car is shorting oil, your rings are bad... Trust me ! And these are in piston which makes the car engine to have compression ...

A smoking car isn't a good thing! The blue smoke means that the rings are going but some cars are naturally prone to oil shortage


Trust me an engine that is loosing oil too much isn't good and it's going ... It would be smoking

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thebigkendo:


Your are right

Rhemmymatician:


Both numbers saying switched off. Sent a text yesterday morning. Both numbers are also not on WhatsApp

AmuDimpka:

Rhemmymatician:


It didnt refuse to start o. It was going off while I was driving.
He said it was the catalyst that caused it to be going off and after he did it it hasn't gone off in motion sinc[/b]e.

It's the initial problem that came back again, I just put that history in case it somehow had a part in it

AmuDimpka:


I agree with you... But how do you get a good tech that knows his onions... Those guys are whack

erico2k2:

This is where you get it wrong, almost every mechanic can rebuild an Engine, It's a simple matter of replacing your old Engine parts with new ones, that's rebuilding simply put! There is nothing more to it!, The money factor is the issue!

AmuDimpka:


What about blocks... Thh say they rebow the engine block .. whatever rat means !

erico2k2:

[s]This is where you get it wrong, almost every mechanic can rebuild an Engine, It's a simple matter of replacing your old Engine parts with new ones, that's rebuilding simply put! There is nothing more to it!,[/s] The money factor is the issue!

erico2k2:

Nop ur block dead its dead, block is fixed, U can do the valves and all of its components that's .The top cylinder

LeJeun3:







Don't say this anymore.....

AmuDimpka:


Oh that is great... But how do we get the real parts and components

erico2k2:

OK what else did I miss in rebuilding an Engine if not the complete change of Moving parts + all Seals?
Im waiting to learn!
So this my Definition of Engine rebuild
An Engine Rebuild is defined as a process where the finished product is “as new”, inside and out. All parts that have “wear” on them get replaced with new items. This includes valves, pistons, bearings, seals, O-Rings, rubber or plastic parts, and gaskets.

I am waiting for you to tell me something different!

LeJeun3:




- rebuild isnt as easy as replacing parts
- not every mechanic can successfully do a rebuild
- knowing what parts to replace doesnt necessary mean a rebuild will be successful
- not every engine is meant to be rebuilt

#myopinion

erico2k2:

Well, I think anybody who can strip down an Engine can repack it can rebuild.If you can change the Crankshaft of an engine, you can rebuild an engine, if you can change the oil pump or valve and seals, come on man, Im sure you get where I am coming from, however one needs the required tools to make it perfect ie torque range and timing kits etc!