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Induced Engine Wear - Possible??
Just curious.
Could a wrench with "extreme" 911 knowledge be capable of doing something to the engine or adding something to any fluids (trans, brake, engine) that would gradually (over time) cause issues that are typical in the various engines used? Example....at 95K do something so that at 100k some seal etc.. fails (most seem to fail at 100k) - BUT in this example it was "induced".
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12-09-2007, 02:17 AM
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Very curious post???
Do you think you have been a victim of some form of sabotage??? Sure, there are several things that could cause an engine/trans-axle damage (over time) if introduced into the oil, trans fluid or even the fuel tank. Are you having particular symptoms?
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12-09-2007, 05:00 AM
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Mo_Gearhead,
No issues....just curious. It's just something I was wondering about. These days you never really know, do you?
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