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Re: Super A 123 head gasket
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Posted by Randy in NE on December 06, 2005 at 04:00:13 from (204.124.192.90):
In Reply to: Super A 123 head gasket posted by mark Buzzard on December 05, 2005 at 22:36:42:
My method wasn't pretty but it worked for me when I had to replace the head gasket on one of my C's. I took a piece of metal and drilled a hole about the size of the water ports in the head/block. I then used a ballpin hammer and tapped on the gasket to enlarge the holes. It wasn't real pretty but it worked and I don't have any leaks. I wasn't able to find a gasket for the C123 without the water pump. I guess the expect that everybody has upgraded to a water pump. My method was crude but it seems to be holding for me. A better method may be to sandwich the gasket between two pieces of flat metal and use a drill press to drill them out. I sharp bit would do a better job than a hammer. As long as you have the two pieces of flat metal clamped solidly then you shouldn't rip the gasket.
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