HELP!! trucks dead
So my wife drove the truck home spitting and sputtering the other day, it died as she pulled it into the driveway. I assumed she had just ran it out of gas as I have had some problems with the guage reading correctly. I put gas in it and it wouldn't start. Threw the po300 multiple cylinder misfire code. Checked all the wires and connections and tried to start it again, I got it started gave it some gas a few times and heard an awful metal rattling noise so I shut it off. Pulled all the plugs and on the drivers side closest to the firewall the electrode was smashed into the plug. The engine will crank by hand to a certain point then will not go any further. Suggestions?? I'm getting ready to go pull the valve cover and head on that side to take a look, anyone want to guess??
I'd guess you spun a rod bearing. If its not under warranty, pull the oil pan and check the suspect cylinder. Either way, valve or bearing-----its done until its repaired.
If you continue trying to roll it over or fire it, you may do substantially more damage.
Pull the valve cover and check the valves for that cylinder, if you don't find something there, its most likely the bottom end.
If you continue trying to roll it over or fire it, you may do substantially more damage.
Pull the valve cover and check the valves for that cylinder, if you don't find something there, its most likely the bottom end.
I pulled the valve cover and have a broken valve spring on that cylinger for starters.. I'll try to pull the head tomorrow, I'm sure there is much more damage in there. luckily this is not my daily driver
Forgot to mention there was about a gallon and a half of antifreeze in the oil when I drained it, as well as oil tainted coolant in the radiator when I took it out.
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