1990’s PCM Ford 351 Engine FOR SALE!
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Printed Date: September-16-2024 at 4:13pm
Topic: 1990’s PCM Ford 351 Engine FOR SALE!
Posted By: 2trickpony
Subject: 1990’s PCM Ford 351 Engine FOR SALE!
Date Posted: May-07-2004 at 5:43pm
For Sale: 1990's PCM Ford 351 base engine, long block, low hours, one bent rod from owner fogging engine. Fix the rod, have a great motor! $350 Call (330)274-3600 (Ron) or reply.
Thanks.
Buckwheat
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buckwheat
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Posted By: 79 Mustang
Date Posted: June-28-2004 at 5:30pm
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How did fogging the engine bend a rod?
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Posted By: 79nautique
Date Posted: June-28-2004 at 7:52pm
Well you see you use a whole can per cylinder and the sheer weight of the oil is just to much for the rod to handle, their not very strong ya know so they just bend like putty.
Really you should come up with something better than fogging oil.
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http://www.correctcraftfan.com/diaries/details.asp?ID=756&sort=&pagenum=1&yrstart=1979&yrend=1979 - 79 nautique
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Posted By: 2trickpony
Date Posted: June-29-2004 at 7:39pm
FYI "bc on wawasee"; Since you can't compress a liquid, if you spray, pour or otherwise get too much liquid on top of a piston, when the piston tries to compress what normally is air and a small vapor of gas (but due to negligence) is now a lot of oil, you most certainly can do internal engine damage! i.e. Bent Rod! (It's called hydrostatic lock). Don't believe it? Call customer service at PleasureCraft Marine or Indmar and ask or you could pour lots of oil down your carb with your motor running and see what happens!
Carb. inboards with 1x1 transmissions are more likely to have this problem so be careful.
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buckwheat
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Posted By: 79nautique
Date Posted: June-29-2004 at 8:06pm
Fisrt I was being very starcastic,
Secondly you can pour a quart of oil through the carb while it's running and not hydrostaticly lock the motor. It's called top end cleaner or a lot of people use tranny fluid, I've done it, my dad who is a ASE master tech has done it, I know of a dozen other ASE mechanics who have done it and not one has hydrostaticly locked the motor during or afterwards.
Thirdly if the dumb a-- used that much fogging oil to hydrostaicly lock the motor then there sure as hell is more damage then one bent rod, richard head, and there is no way that the engine could have been properly maintained with such a professional turning the wrenches.
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http://www.correctcraftfan.com/diaries/details.asp?ID=756&sort=&pagenum=1&yrstart=1979&yrend=1979 - 79 nautique
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Posted By: 2trickpony
Date Posted: June-30-2004 at 6:18pm
1) Yes, you can pour a 55 gallon drum of oil in your carb. Just depends how fast it's poured.
2) It is possible to have one bent rod. I have witnessed this in the past.
3) This motor has had very good care. Just so happens that a "know it all" friend of the owner made the unfortunate mistake last year.
4) I am just trying to benefit any poor boat owner that thinks more is better and damage their boat.
5) Not everyone is a mechanical genius and mistakes are often made. Calling people names, such as you did, doesn't help anyone and certainly doen't reflect well on you.
Have a great day.
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buckwheat
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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: November-18-2004 at 2:25am
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ineed a pcm 351 spark arrestor.doyou have and how much?
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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: February-12-2005 at 11:32pm
do you have the electronic ignition? or the coil packs?
480.213.9618. Chad
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