B14.4E problem, URGENT HELP required

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B14.4E problem, URGENT HELP required

Post by shamil » 06 Aug 2011 05:47 pm

Have you’ll have come across problem like this

The problem started after I fixed a used carb (Weber 32DIR carb is ok) when I rev the engine it was fine 10 min after that I heard a noise from the engine, I did removed 1st spark plug it was damage and after that the engine start to shoots oil from the oil dip stick (pushing the dip stick out)
When I remove the oil lid on the tappet cover (after revving the engine)it shoots oil in to the air (all over engine)

Any ideas?

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Re: B14.4E problem, URGENT HELP required

Post by morgan105 » 07 Aug 2011 07:40 pm

Did you drop anything down the inlet manifold when the carb was off, maybe a screw or nut? If not then it could be a broken oil ring or valve or worse could be a blown rod or piston. I would take the head off to investigate what has damaged the plug as it sounds like something may have hit it in the cylinder bore which will also damage the bore itself and the piston.

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Post by volvodspec » 07 Aug 2011 08:04 pm

yup if the spark plug is damaged then something has made its way into the combustion chamber.

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Post by volvosneverdie » 09 Aug 2011 10:25 pm

Was it a carb stud washer?
Ive done this. :oops:
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Post by shamil » 10 Aug 2011 04:23 pm

piston ,PLUG ,HEAD was damadge :shock:
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Post by macplaxton » 10 Aug 2011 04:50 pm

volvosneverdie wrote:Was it a carb stud washer?
Ive done this. :oops:
Yeah, I remember that. Good job it didn't end in tears though. Lucky, lucky man.
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Post by shamil » 10 Aug 2011 05:01 pm

volvosneverdie wrote:Was it a carb stud washer?
Ive done this. :oops:
i dont know ,i coudnt find a washer :? what was the damadge when you drop carb stud washer? :?:

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Post by Chris_C » 10 Aug 2011 10:42 pm

shamil wrote:? what was the damadge when you drop carb stud washer? :?:
You stand in the road taking the head off your B14 with Pettaw on New Years Day (from memory?? might have been just after) so that you can limp it back to Southampton to start doing the uni coursework you havn't started yet that needs to be handed in tomorrow.

Then drop a B18FT in to replace the broken B14 and lay the car up for 6 years.
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Post by jon-ovlov » 10 Aug 2011 10:49 pm

Blimey, that's a fair old hole!

If you need any replacement bits for the engine, give me a shout, I've still got my old one that I removed from mine when doing the valver conversion. 53K miles, ran really well.
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Post by shamil » 11 Aug 2011 09:06 am

jon-ovlov wrote:Blimey, that's a fair old hole!

If you need any replacement bits for the engine, give me a shout, I've still got my old one that I removed from mine when doing the valver conversion. 53K miles, ran really well.
thank you but i manage get a head and a piston

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Post by shamil » 11 Aug 2011 10:06 am

Replaced piston ,head
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Post by jon-ovlov » 11 Aug 2011 10:41 am

Excellent stuff! are you going to get the head skimmed or anything like that?
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Post by shamil » 11 Aug 2011 04:20 pm

jon-ovlov wrote:Excellent stuff! are you going to get the head skimmed or anything like that?
yes ' i would clean the surface before fixing :D

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Re: B14.4E problem, URGENT HELP required

Post by morgan105 » 12 Aug 2011 12:00 am

If I was you i'd drain the oil and take the sump off to make sure no bits of the piston or whatever caused the damage that may have gone through the hole in the piston are in there that could cause damage to the crankshaft and bearings below, you would have serious problems if it does.

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Re: B14.4E problem, URGENT HELP required

Post by shamil » 12 Aug 2011 04:07 pm

morgan105 wrote:If I was you i'd drain the oil and take the sump off to make sure no bits of the piston or whatever caused the damage that may have gone through the hole in the piston are in there that could cause damage to the crankshaft and bearings below, you would have serious problems if it does.
of course i did that i wanted to know what damdage the engine,found parts of the broken piston and a metal peice in the sump ,its beyond recognition

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