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Possible piece in cylinder 2016-08-16 22:28:10 Post No. 15638457
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My sister's boyfriend might have dropped a piece of ceramic from a spark plug down the plug hole. A chunk is missing from the plug he removed and can't find it and the engine runs like shit.
I'm guessing I need a bore scope and pray that the cylinder walls/rings aren't fugged.
tl;dr help pls and thank you
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>>15638457
Rotate cylinders by hand.
Vacuum on the plug hole.
Alternatively, remove head.
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it's too late
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Not a spot you want to be in. I would assume you would hear rattling/pinging with the hood open. Shop vac and hope for the best?
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>>15638474
I was thinking rotate to tdc and look the best I can. Maybe blow air in to see if I hear a rattle. If I do shop vac it and hope I got it. Then inspect plug and do a compression test on the cylinder.
Thoughts?
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>>15638457
So he/you decided to fire it up after dropping it in and you're asking how to get it out after the fact?
How fucking stupid do you have to be
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>>15638547
I wasn't there, he called me about it.
The guy isn't the brightest bulb in the box.
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>>15638570
And you are the one too dumb to replace the sparks yourself. Seriously, if it was some mid-expert level repair I could understand. But even the women in my family know how to replace spark plugs man.
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>>15638675
I didn't know he was doing this, I got a surprise waste of my time phone call and two I physically can't due to back surgeries.
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