Looking for opinions on whether I should sell or fix?
#21
it is a very easy fix. drop the oil pan, make sure u clean it very good, also on the engine block side, make sure u clean where the square oil gallery to the oil pressure sensors. some of the 2.5 engine would have updated the new oil pick up too. I would not put any other addictive into the engine. Just fix it right the first time then u r problem free. but of course after that u need to change oil regularly.
#22
#23
I didn't check the bearing clearance, I wish I had known to do that while I had the pan off.
#24
I went through the same thing with my wife's S60. By the time the oil light came on it had spun the #5 rod bearing.Trying to repair a problem like this with engine flush is usually a waste of time and causes more damage running all that junk through the oil pump and bearings. I bought a low mileage engine from a salvage yard for $1,000.00 and changed it out.
The engine came out the top but, it was tight.
The engine came out the top but, it was tight.
#25
I went through the same thing with my wife's S60. By the time the oil light came on it had spun the #5 rod bearing.Trying to repair a problem like this with engine flush is usually a waste of time and causes more damage running all that junk through the oil pump and bearings. I bought a low mileage engine from a salvage yard for $1,000.00 and changed it out.
The engine came out the top but, it was tight.
The engine came out the top but, it was tight.
#26
If you drop the pan look at all of the connecting rods for signs of excessive heat. The #5 rod cap was almost black. I also had to make a lifting eye for the passenger side of the motor so it would come straight up. The factory eyes let the engine roll too much. A broken seal on the oil pickup caused all of the damage.
#27
If you drop the pan look at all of the connecting rods for signs of excessive heat. The #5 rod cap was almost black. I also had to make a lifting eye for the passenger side of the motor so it would come straight up. The factory eyes let the engine roll too much. A broken seal on the oil pickup caused all of the damage.
#28
Thanks everyone for all the information. I'm going to try to sell it as-is, if nobody wants to buy it until the engine is fixed I may try some flushes before replacing the it. I'm going to go ahead and unsubscribe from this thread, but if anyone finds it in the future please send me a message if I can offer any helpful info.
#30
Might as well put some diesel in the fuel tank as well, heck while your at it douse it in diesel on the 4th of July, that will make all your problems with that car go away.
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