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haha you are a moron OP, you ruined a good car with your idiocy. If I were you, I would just take the bus, you have no idea how to do the SIMPLEST of car maintenance tasks
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Wow, just wow! Read this and maybe you'll understand. Though not exactly like your issue, it's enough to show you your SOL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrolock
I guess you live and you learn.[:@] The hard way.... So there seriously is no fix for this?
Sure there is. Pull the engine out, and rebuild it.
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What you did was run water through the engine. An engine is all metal to metal contact inside, motor oil is specifically designed to keep the bearings inside the engine lubricated. When you pour water inside, the engine siezed because it was not lubricated at all, which caused the cylindersto lock upas well as thecrank/cam. The only way to fix it would be to rebuild the engine with all new parts. Water is not a proper lubricant for an engine!!!
BTW: Who said it would be okay to run water through the engine as long as it was only idleing????
like i said "we can all blame "the black guy" for our problems now
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If something on a civic breaks.. just crawl under and slap some AEM stickers on it.. should fix it right up!
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the hummers held us up in the morning going to the trails, they'd stop to move a rock out of the road then go 20 more feet and armor all their tires, and wipe the dust off.
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