996 engine failure
#6
Does anyone know for that sugar could cause a piston to break?
#7
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#9
I read that.
I'm trying to find out what in my gas tank could cause the piston or wall to fail.
I'm trying to find out what in my gas tank could cause the piston or wall to fail.
#11
I usually fill my tank when it's about half empty, which may have caused this to happen over a few weeks.
#13
I thought mythbusters proved sugar did NOT do anything to modern cars.
I beleive flat6 inovations states the water pump can cause this issues by the impeller breaking down and causing hot spots.
I beleive flat6 inovations states the water pump can cause this issues by the impeller breaking down and causing hot spots.
#14
I found something on an italian porsche forum... A mechanic suggested that sugar vaporizes in the chamber and with heat, it created a hard caramel like coating that would than be compressed over and over. Subsequently enough mass would be in the chamber, to crack a piston or line the cylinder heads.....
Dont know the science behind his story but it did sound possible..
Dont know the science behind his story but it did sound possible..
#15
I found something on an italian porsche forum... A mechanic suggested that sugar vaporizes in the chamber and with heat, it created a hard caramel like coating that would than be compressed over and over. Subsequently enough mass would be in the chamber, to crack a piston or line the cylinder heads.....
Dont know the science behind his story but it did sound possible..
Dont know the science behind his story but it did sound possible..