Who Has The Crankwalf.gif Sig?
05-23-2005, 12:43 AM
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i am pretty sure its this forum but someone has a .gif of a dsm crank, conrods and pistons walking around on the street and its hilarious.
anyone know who, or can link me to the .gif
need it for something for my friends dsm lol
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anyone know who, or can link me to the .gif
need it for something for my friends dsm lol
05-23-2005, 12:48 AM
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05-25-2005, 08:36 AM
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[quote name='inanimate_object' date='May 25 2005, 07:30 AM']I must be missing something - what's the big deal with the pic?
Mark
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From the looks of it, it refers to "Crankwalk", the crank inside the block suffering from excessive movement causing crank angle sensor failure...or something.
It's one of those piston situations that requires a rebuild. I believe it happens a lot to DSM's.
I hardly consider it leverage against the "rotaries are unreliable" arguement, however...
Mark
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From the looks of it, it refers to "Crankwalk", the crank inside the block suffering from excessive movement causing crank angle sensor failure...or something.
It's one of those piston situations that requires a rebuild. I believe it happens a lot to DSM's.
I hardly consider it leverage against the "rotaries are unreliable" arguement, however...
05-25-2005, 09:41 AM
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what do you mean? they do come in awd? or is it 4wd or something technically wrong?
crankwalk is a big prob w/ 2g eclipses, but his a 1g 6/4 bolt so it really doesnt have that problem, i just thought it was funny to add since its still a dsm
crankwalk is a big prob w/ 2g eclipses, but his a 1g 6/4 bolt so it really doesnt have that problem, i just thought it was funny to add since its still a dsm