how do you get holes in an engine block?

Answer 1

If you don't put antifreeze in the block will freeze and make a whole or blow out a freeze plug. A connecting rod going through the side of the block because you did not put oil in.

In diesel engines if you don't use a water conditioner a bubble can be trapped and ping a whole through the water jacket into the combustion chamber.

The only time I've seen a hole in an engine block is from misuse.

Answer 2

I don't understand what you want to know. Did someone tell you there is a hole in the block? Better information will get you better answers.

Answer 3

what kind of holes .either freeze plugs are corroded or a connecting rod passed throuh the block ,if you can be more specific will be willing to answer more on topic

Answer 4

Throwing a rod. Overheating and driving through a cold puddle.

Basically either through catastrophic mechanical failure, or through extremely rapid temperature changes. (Though the latter is more likely to cause the block to CRACK)

Answer 5

On purpose, use a drill. By accident....connecting rod being driven by the crank usually makes a nice hole.

Answer 6

I don't put holes in "MY" engine block.

Answer 7

soft plugs there built into the block to push out when to much pressure is built up

Answer 8

if a connecting rod comes loose,it will go through your block.

Answer 9

do you have enemies i know some bullets that can go thru the block

Answer 10

Hit it hard with a pick axe ..