no worse than water in a gas tank. Drain tank , clean, blow out fuel lines with compressed air, replace fuel fliter, etc , probably will crank up ok after a little help. I cranked up a car that had been in a lake for 8 months, runs fine now, took a little work. So to answer your question bleach probably has not done much harm at all, remember when water or bleach hits the spark plugs, no combustion just shuts off. Even if you tried to re-crank it the compression ratio of water or bleach in a cylinder will not let the car turn over most likely anyway.
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There is no set amount of water that will ruin an engine as it depends on various factors such as how quickly the water enters the engine, the type of engine, and how the engine is operated after exposure to water. However, as a general rule, significant water intake into the engine can lead to hydrolock or corrosion, resulting in engine damage. It is best to avoid water entering the engine altogether to prevent any potential damage.
Using bleach to damage a car engine is illegal and highly dangerous. Bleach can corrode metal parts and damage various engine components, but the exact amount needed and the time it would take to cause significant damage can vary widely. It is not advisable to attempt this, as it poses serious safety risks and could lead to legal consequences. If you're having issues with a car engine, it's best to consult a professional mechanic.
try using bleach it might ruin it a little but you could still try it or you could color it haha
Bleach will take a stain out.
Bleach can damage a motor's components almost instantly upon contact, particularly if it seeps into electrical parts or metal surfaces. The corrosive properties of bleach can lead to rust, deterioration of insulation, and other forms of damage within hours to days, depending on exposure and environmental conditions. It's best to avoid using bleach near motors to prevent any potential harm.
No chlorine is bleach.
No...perms are like bleach...it's there till it grows out. It might weaken some but it won't "go away." It may take a wash or two to "plump" back up but the perm will remain.
Bleaching suede shoes is not recommended, as it can damage the material and ruin the texture. If the suede shoes are stained, it's best to use a suede cleaner or take them to a professional cleaner for treatment.
use finger polish remover just not to much or it will ruin the picture
Police do ruin their standing when they accept to take bribes.
How much oil in a 7.5L 460 engine? It is in an RV