Cracked block
#1
Cracked block
Hello All,
I first want to say thanks to all the info I have learned from all of you, I have been lurking for years and without all the info I would still be holding a wrench and looking at the engine.
I have a problem maybe someone can help me. My current wife (3rd) was driving one of my blazers, 1995 4x4 4door, she said she heard a clicking sound and then a loud pop and then the car died all the engine oil came out. I tried to see if the rod cracked the block and it was not visible. So I put some oil in it and it leaked out from the transfer case, so I am thinking its cracked above the transfer case. The truck does not turn over at all just a click. Sounds like stick a fork in it?
Regards Mark
I first want to say thanks to all the info I have learned from all of you, I have been lurking for years and without all the info I would still be holding a wrench and looking at the engine.
I have a problem maybe someone can help me. My current wife (3rd) was driving one of my blazers, 1995 4x4 4door, she said she heard a clicking sound and then a loud pop and then the car died all the engine oil came out. I tried to see if the rod cracked the block and it was not visible. So I put some oil in it and it leaked out from the transfer case, so I am thinking its cracked above the transfer case. The truck does not turn over at all just a click. Sounds like stick a fork in it?
Regards Mark
#3
Yes 3 times, first one is getting out of prison in 2019 for embezzlement , she worked at a credit union and had a shopping problem and casino. Second left me for a women. 3rd is going strong but you never know what tomorrow brings .
#5
justmodit: you stated that engine oil leaked out of the transfer case??...did you mean transmission??
Assuming that the oil leak is on the back of the engine: rear main seal, rear of intake....could be several things.
Would you be doing the work or take it to a shop? As it probably not worth taking to a shop to R&R the engine, could likely get another vehicle for a few $$$ more.
Let us know what you find out.
Assuming that the oil leak is on the back of the engine: rear main seal, rear of intake....could be several things.
Would you be doing the work or take it to a shop? As it probably not worth taking to a shop to R&R the engine, could likely get another vehicle for a few $$$ more.
Let us know what you find out.
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