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Hey there mates,im kinda lost on what to do next my mechanic saw the dip-stick was low and added oil (probably the wrong oil) which resulted into this happening

its R33 nissan skyline RB25DET neo with a gtx 3076R running E85 

can anyone help me on what to do in this case and how much it will cost 

i live in Sydney,if that helps

cheers

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3 minutes ago, NZ-GTT said:

To state the obvious you have water in the oil, probably from a blown head gasket and the pistons have detonation marks.

Looking at the carbon deposits on the pistons the detonation has happened in the past.

I just got the car two months ago and it was misfiring since the start but didn’t really got deep into it, what is the best solution to fix the problem in your opinion?

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Try to establish what caused the failure. Check the head for straightness and cracks. If it can be fixed then this is a good time to consider an RB30 build. If you can find a decent RB30 block then just rings, bearings and con rod bolts should see you right.

Cost will depend on what you can do yourself. If you are not keen to build the motor then a running second hand engine will be your best bet.

As a matter of interest do you know what kind of ECU is in the car?

8 hours ago, KiwiRS4T said:

Try to establish what caused the failure. Check the head for straightness and cracks. If it can be fixed then this is a good time to consider an RB30 build. If you can find a decent RB30 block then just rings, bearings and con rod bolts should see you right.

Cost will depend on what you can do yourself. If you are not keen to build the motor then a running second hand engine will be your best bet.

As a matter of interest do you know what kind of ECU is in the car?

I honestly dont have any background on working on cars...might buy a second hand engine if thats the case

 

it has a link g4 ecu 

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