I Hate My Car AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! stupid m20

[AlpineSixAndSeven]

My 325 es blew up again! Not my fault I don't drive the car hard I give it premium ans synthetic fluids and it treats me like this! Gahhhhhhhh now the story

Nick fills his bmw with premium fuel to go down to pick in pull to pick up so porsche 944 parts with a friend. Nick gets onto 101 south and drives for awhile and notices the temp is a little high 3/4 so he puts in the clutch to coast for awhile and the tach just drops to zero....bad sign..... so he makes his way across 4 lanes and to the sholder..... opens the hood and notices there's no coolant in the contaner so he's like Wtf?? His friend starts the car it starts up with a lil hesatation but runs ok he takes the exit he pulled off next to andf goes to the gas staiton(like 2 blocks) and gets coolant and puts it in and it dumps steam every where and scarys nick half to death. Nick is again like Wtf????... and it turns out the water pump gasket blew out so we're decide ro go back north on 101 small streches at a time and eventually it makes the journey home(friends home). So nick goes and gets a new gasket ($1.75) and pulls it apart and installs a new gasket and is all yay that ordeal is over......... but that's where it went wrong...... all wrong........ nick goes to start the car and it cranks like half a rev. And stops so he stops and tries again and cranks is it cranked slow the it fired and BOOM coolant goes flying into the air a good 3 feet out of the coolant container and nick turns it off and is like WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG I didn't know coolant could fly like that.............. and thought ....... what now..............?

So that is the story of the ever exploding car so I was wondering

A) sell it
B) fix it(block maybe cracked)
C)swap motors to an m50
D) park it and deal with it later

[BMWJNKY]

Sounds like it needs a head gasket and maybe a new head.

[Starmavin]

A broken head bolt can cause that, it allows an air pocket to form at the thermostat, it won't open, overheating the motor, pressure from hell, then the head gasket is shot from the overheat, allowing full motor compression into the coolant system = the above mentioned scenario. But, from the story it seems to me there were signs pointing to this ahead of time. And I also believe that the coolant could have come from the head and ran down to the water pump (because, I’ve never seen a water pump gasket fail.)

If you have the money: C
If you don't have that much money: B
If you even less money: D
If you have no money: A

[AlpineSixAndSeven]

Originally Posted by Starmavin

A broken head bolt can cause that, it allows an air pocket to form at the thermostat, it won't open, overheating the motor, pressure from hell, then the head gasket is shot from the overheat, allowing full motor compression into the coolant system = the above mentioned scenario. But, from the story it seems to me there were signs pointing to this ahead of time. And I also believe that the coolant could have come from the head and ran down to the water pump (because, I’ve never seen a water pump gasket fail.)

If you have the money: C
If you don't have that much money: B
If you even less money: D
If you have no money: A

no it was DUMPING from the water pump seal as soon as i pored coolant in it