steve2286w
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Scary vid particularly if you’re nit sure what’s happening, hope you get it sorted soon
Can any bits get pushed through inlet valves
Can any bits get pushed through inlet valves
I suffered a Run away diesel
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Hicap phill
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You should supply that info to the recovery company in a complaint form. That way you may be able to claim for some damageI've turned it over by hand and it seemed fine. Then when I checked my camera, low and behold the recovery scrotes have started it and moved it 3 times at the recovery yard. Even when the RAC key tag said "does not run." The first time I can hear one say to another. "Doesn't start. My arse!"
They could have done more damage as when I got it back, the oil was just below the actual dipstick.
Admittedly there's some air flow, but there is when I try to suck up rivet ends with my Henry in the workshop, and they don't easily carry up the hose.
What I'm saying is I reckon most bits will end up in a pool of oil in the bottom of the intercooler, rather than ever make it up hill to the inlet manifold.
...hopefully.
