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How to Verify a good head (SMD)
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Posted by Brian (NE) on September 16, 2002 at 09:59:03 from (12.43.85.165):
I have a SMD that I purchased cheap as a project. I found out that a diesel does not make for a cheap project. Now I want to sell parts and I know that the head is the most valuable part. I don't see any visible cracks on the head, but how do I 'certify' that it's not cracked? Will a machine shop provide paperwork saying the head is good? Would any of you trust the paperwork? Thanks, Brian
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