Engine may be blown

Asked by Ranette Feb 01, 2015 at 05:13 PM about the 2000 Honda Accord LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2000 Honda Accord civic Lx , recently found it had a cracked gasket in the
engine. can you tell me if car sealant will work and for how long> or if you know of a
reasonable place  to get this re built or should I look for another car?
please email me at (charmed14@att.net)

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Tennisshoes is correct. Never waste your money on any sealers they are all useless. Replace the head-gaskets yourself(or have a friend do it) or just pay to have them replaced (as long as that is the only problem with the engine).

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Earlier today ( in my manual 1998 Honda accord) I started my car in neutral and had my foot all the way down on the gas I didn't hear my engine rev because my friend was blasting music I realized I was giving it as after I had hit 8k rpms and my car shut off then I tried to drive it and the engine sounded like there was something loose or clanging and shut off after letting off the gas. I do not know much about cars any ideas to what may be wrong with my engine?

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