irokin Posted August 13, 2011 Report Posted August 13, 2011 My mate filled his n14 pulsar to the very top of the engine almost over flowing.. Then wondered why there was a cloud of smoke and funny noises coming out of the engine... ROFL I'm stunned at how common this is. Makes me wonder if topping up a car with oil and water should be a class at school. Quote
Toy-Yoda[RL] Posted August 13, 2011 Report Posted August 13, 2011 (edited) I'm stunned at how common this is. An acquaintance of mine who likes to think he knows his stuff decided to "top up" the oil on his (brand new) Forrester on the way to some kind of work, grabbed the nearest 5l generic bottle of motor oil and proceeded to dump the entire bottle in...... He was deadset convinced the reason he was stranded on the side of the road with his car pouring smoke was an ECU error, until the RAC guy popped the bonnet and openly lol'd in his face :laff: I never have, nor will I ever let him live it down. Edited August 13, 2011 by Toy-Yoda Quote
Old fella Posted August 13, 2011 Report Posted August 13, 2011 My next door neighbour (female) was leaving quite an oil slick whenever she drove her Barina anywhere. I offered to have a look and she had filled the oil all the way to the top of the rocker cover. Oil was just pissing out everywhere. Quote
benhachi Posted August 13, 2011 Report Posted August 13, 2011 On the oil bottle they should have a diagram of an engine with the oil filled to the oil cap with an x and a dip stick with a tick. Lol at the chock with barina. You go to check the oil and it squirts ya in the face Quote
ae95- wagon kid Posted August 13, 2011 Report Posted August 13, 2011 My mate and i Had just finished building a stroked 49cc engine to go on his project bike. So we tried to start the shiny fresh engine with a small amount of start ya bastard into the carby After a few pulls it still wouldn't start so we put the can down and went in for drinks and we hear the engine cranking over so we come back to the garage to find my other mate with a can of heavy duty primer in his hand SPRAYING it into the carby he had put half a can in by the time we stopped him. Quote
clarkz Posted August 14, 2011 Report Posted August 14, 2011 jacked up my vz ute with a hydraulic jack from the sump...had never used one before and my mates dumb c*** dad told me to do it from there! also my mate decided to open the radiator cap after driving it, coolant went everywhere! Quote
benhachi Posted August 14, 2011 Report Posted August 14, 2011 I had my ute up on 4 stands I was under emptying the fuel tank out... Full tank and the transfer in weight made the whole car flip forwards over the front stands with me under it.. I had the tray off and with no fuel the back weighed nothing.. They weigh like 800 standard.. Lj81. I didn't get hurt lol Quote
clubby2084 Posted August 14, 2011 Report Posted August 14, 2011 Owned a gemini, that is all Ah huh, I understand all too well. A Gemini service kit consists of spark plugs, points, oil filter and a head gasket kit. Done every 5 thousand kays. 1 Quote
coln72 Posted August 14, 2011 Report Posted August 14, 2011 (edited) mmmmmmmmm buying and wrecking all those KE20/25's over the years. Used to buy them for less than $100, get the diffs or whatever I needed and take the rest to the scrapmetal yard..... swapping my worked KE35 for a Holden Ute (wasnt so bad, HZ less than 60k on the clock, with all original paperwork including sales receipt) but not buying the KE35 back when it popped up in a yard for $1200 less than I got for it a fortnight later..... old man and his brothers back in the day decided to lower on of their early Holdens. Measured it up, put bolcks of wood under the rails and broke out the oxy. Heated the springs so it dropped onto the blocks. All good till they backed it out of the drive and the springs collapsed till it was on the stops......... Stupidest thing was selling my KE20. Cried when that one was towed away :sob: Was my youth disappearing. Edited August 14, 2011 by coln72 Quote
AE92_rolla Posted August 15, 2011 Report Posted August 15, 2011 jacked up my vz ute with a hydraulic jack from the sump...had never used one before and my mates dumb c*** dad told me to do it from there! also my mate decided to open the radiator cap after driving it, coolant went everywhere! there is a reason why the cap says "DO NOT OPEN HOT" (or similar) hahah holden drivers Quote
clarkz Posted August 15, 2011 Report Posted August 15, 2011 there is a reason why the cap says "DO NOT OPEN HOT" (or similar) hahah holden drivers that was on his corona lol Quote
Nostalgia Posted August 15, 2011 Report Posted August 15, 2011 After filling up at the servo I went to push the trip meter (as i do after every fillup). Stupidly reached through the steering wheel whilst turning into Hungry Jacks. I have an Autotecnica wheel with the metal 'T'. That hurt. My old WA festiva had a problem where the battery would unplug itself, and whilst driving every now and then the oil light would flicker. But only every now and then so I thought it was the battery fking about. Engine started to tick a little, went to get some new oil and checked the dip and it had been running on no oil for about a week. Oh, and buying into a project car with an un-motivated friend. "It's on your land, I just bought another car, you sell it. I want my money." Quote
abbott Posted August 15, 2011 Report Posted August 15, 2011 watching my mate try to jack his ke70 completely off the ground with 4 scissor jacks on each corner until it fell off the jacks on our mates mums car and putting a big dent in it all this to paint his 13" stockies black hahah. also same day my other mate doing ringys in his daily ke70 and crashed into a tree. and finally my mate driving through a dam in his laser and getting bogged. all in all great day for me. Quote
Clapped out Posted August 17, 2011 Report Posted August 17, 2011 stupidist thing ever..............? bought a daihatsu applause, Best thing ever...........bush bashed the poofter! Quote
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