I HYDROLOCKED MY ENGINE! (Gasgas EC350 engine disassembly)

Recently I dropped my gas gas ec350 in water while it was still running & now the engine is completely seized
So join me as I disassemble the engine, figure out what’s broken, and how much money I’ve cost myself

[@stevearnol9961]

I love the contaminant control. Great job of bagging things up.

[@jackkellybuilds]

thank you! the bags are a must have for building engines

[@chrisb9156]

Great video 👍🇦🇺

[@banditime]

Pretty good outcome considering potentially what could have happened, lucky you have the skills to do it yourself. As usual, great video.

[@jackkellybuilds]

thanks mate! yeah I guess I save myself some money on labour, if only I can make better decisions while out riding next time haha

[@philipsmith6152]

Great review, good luck with the rebuilt

[@jackkellybuilds]

Thanks! 👍

[@jamesal0]

Bruce's EFI map looks a smidge rich, by the look of your exhaust ports and back of the Ex valves. Great vid. Keep up the good work

[@jackkellybuilds]

Thanks for the comment, yeah it’s definitely more rich than the factory tune, no flameouts, starts a lot easier and makes more power down low now

[@RCTurbo79]

Nice content bro subbed

[@krazed0451]

Happy to see you had about the best outcome you could hope for, no big surprises aside from your mystery valve wedge :-)
Double check your bearings, it's possible it's some flaked off hard chrome or a piece of cage.

[@jackkellybuilds]

I’m 99% sure it was just water droplets because everything else is intact, thanks for the comment!

[@simongilbert2704]

that metal like object could be a reflection ;;

[@jackkellybuilds]

water/WD40 droplets and light reflection is my thoughts

[@daneheinrich2690]

All the best with the rebuild.
At 1.55 there is clearly something there holding that valve open?????

[@jackkellybuilds]

Thank you, yeah I think it was just water/wd40 droplets like I mention at the end of the video because everything is intact