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Posted by Red Dave on March 30, 2007 at 09:27:04 from (66.216.141.163):
In Reply to: Head Gasket posted by JDR on March 30, 2007 at 08:51:29:
A couple things come to mind, in no particular order. Does it have a water pump or is it thermosyphon cooling? If it is thermosyphon, was the radiator full? Did he pre-mix the water and antifreeze? Did anybody flush out the block's water passeges? There are some very small openings that can get blocked very easily with rust and/or scale. Did anybody flush the radiator? It could be full of rust and/or scale. It is possible that the head is warped, but it wouldn't be high on my list of suspects. Did anybody put a machinists straight edge on it while it was off? Did you know that the later service manuals call for 80 ft/lbs on the head bolts? I understand it is because modern gaskets need more torque. Did he use sealer on the head gasket like most gasket makers call for? Just a few thoughts
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