Posted by Jim Paterson on June 11, 2013 at 09:40:11 from (198.176.250.136):
I previously posted the following message and many of the responses told me to use Bars Leak.
My next question: Which bars leak?
There are several products available and I was thinking either:
1111- Head Gasket Fix or 1186- Liquid Aluminum Stop Leak
Here is my original post:
I recently reassembled my '44 H after a COMPLETE teardown and restoration. It was running fine except for some minor electrical and carburetor issues. Last week I ran it for about 10 minutes and shortly after, noticed that a slight oil leak from the oil pan (which previously leaked clear, clean oil) now leaked milky oil. I drained the oil pan to find what looked like chocolate milk indicating water in my oil. Upon removing the oil pan I discovered that a water droplet forms about every 70 seconds between the sleeve and the block on the #2 cylinder. My first thought (and hopefully I'm right) was that maybe the head gasket developed a leak and is expelling the water. The cylinder itself is dry inside. I'm praying that I don't have a cracked block. Any thoughts?
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