Can I claim on overfilling an engine with oil, that was an accident

Hasbeen

onlyfoolsandparking said:

I don't frequent this section of the forum but was just searching for something that's a small niggle to me but after reading around here I feel I must come back more its comedy gold and that fred character LOL 

Loquerisne linguam latinam  ?

onlyfoolsandparking

Hasbeen said:

onlyfoolsandparking said:

I don't frequent this section of the forum but was just searching for something that's a small niggle to me but after reading around here I feel I must come back more its comedy gold and that fred character LOL 

Loquerisne linguam latinam  ?

Like I said comedy gold lol

Mercdriver

onlyfoolsandparking said:

Hasbeen said:

onlyfoolsandparking said:

I don't frequent this section of the forum but was just searching for something that's a small niggle to me but after reading around here I feel I must come back more its comedy gold and that fred character LOL 

Loquerisne linguam latinam  ?

Like I said comedy gold lol

Some do actually take him seriously, yeah, I know.

doris540

hydraulic failure to me is not oil related if a engine suffers from hydraulic lock basically water has entered the combustion chamber and as you cant compress a liquid thats why engine is locked solid. Are you sure the timing chain hasnt let go or swirlflaps in the manifold and been digested or possiblly the turbo if it has one hasnt fell apart and been digested