Re: rain

["content22207" <brobertson@xxxx>]

Condensation forms inside your engine every time temperature drops.
Water vapor is largest single byproduct of combustion. Should be fine.

Exactly how deep into engine did you go? If you're talking about big
holes with O rings, those weren't combustion chambers themselves but
air ports into cylinder heads.

Rich Acuti can reassure about moisture inside engine. Had heads off
during monsoon season, no garage.

BTW: do ensure your spark plug wires have umbrella boots and are
correctly seated. Rain water can puddle inside plug wells and disrupt
ignition spark.

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, John Podlewski <john_podlewski@xxxx>
wrote:
> Quick question when I was putting the air intake manifold on. It
rained for two days, drizzled, although, it took about one and a half
days to take everything off and put everything back correctly due to
the rain and among other things. Everything was pretty much covered
of course but I did notice a little moisture(not puddles of water just
moisture around IN and AROUND the cylinders. Is this something
that I should be majorly concerned about, obviously I don't have a
garage but I did dry everything the best I could. Is this something
that a quick oil change will fix????
> 
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