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<blockquote data-quote="Elev8/Levit8" data-source="post: 509582" data-attributes="member: 5744"><p>Sounds like you've knocked the sump off.</p><p>This would dump all the oil out of the bottom end.</p><p>If so, then its possible it's chucked a rod, but unlikely I'd have thought...</p><p></p><p>With no oil in the engine it'll run hotter & hotter until eventually it'll seize... </p><p>If it seizes up under load (ie running) then lots of things can happen (rods etc). I'd expect you'd have to run it quite a while with no oil for it to seize solid tho.</p><p></p><p>Did you run the engine for long after you clattered it? Do you know if it's definitely seized?</p><p></p><p>I'd have thought maybe a couple of grand for swapping the lump, but it depends on how much you can get a replacement for... New-ish car like that I'd have thought you'd get one from a scrappy for not much, then it'd be a fair bit of labour... tbh if they'll write it off & pay you out reasonably, that'd be the way I'd go. There's no guarantees how well or how long it'll run on a recon engine, and you'd need a mechanic you can really trust.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Elev8/Levit8, post: 509582, member: 5744"] Sounds like you've knocked the sump off. This would dump all the oil out of the bottom end. If so, then its possible it's chucked a rod, but unlikely I'd have thought... With no oil in the engine it'll run hotter & hotter until eventually it'll seize... If it seizes up under load (ie running) then lots of things can happen (rods etc). I'd expect you'd have to run it quite a while with no oil for it to seize solid tho. Did you run the engine for long after you clattered it? Do you know if it's definitely seized? I'd have thought maybe a couple of grand for swapping the lump, but it depends on how much you can get a replacement for... New-ish car like that I'd have thought you'd get one from a scrappy for not much, then it'd be a fair bit of labour... tbh if they'll write it off & pay you out reasonably, that'd be the way I'd go. There's no guarantees how well or how long it'll run on a recon engine, and you'd need a mechanic you can really trust. [/QUOTE]
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