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Q what does a hydrolocked engine sound like
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BurtonGiles Release Time: July 3, 2024, 3:31 PM
A hydrolocked engine is characterized by a distinctive, abrupt stopping sound or a heavy, metallic thunk. This occurs because water enters the combustion chamber, and since water is incompressible, the engine’s pistons cannot complete their cycle. Unlike gasoline or air, which compress under pressure, water’s incompressibility halts piston movement, leading to potential severe engine damage. This sound is unlike the normal operation of an engine and often signals immediate attention is required. In scenarios where a vehicle goes through deep water or experiences a significant coolant leak, hydrolock should be suspected. If this sound is heard, it’s imperative to turn off the engine immediately and seek professional mechanical assessment to prevent further damage. It’s a clear indication that water has infiltrated parts of the engine it shouldn’t, necessitating swift action to mitigate extensive repairs.
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