Posted by pete 23 on March 22, 2015 at 16:04:39 from (50.33.12.37):
In Reply to: Re: H, water in oil posted by Rock2000 on March 21, 2015 at 14:39:53:
I always like to run a cylinder leakage test. I really dislike pulling a head and then not seeing a problem. If I don't find a leak that way, I pressurize the radiator or just pull pan without pressurizing and let it stand for a while and check underneath for leaks. I will say this. You feel the head gasket did not contact much of the sleeve and what I have seen over the years is some have used a Super H head gasket on an H and that even allowed the sleeve to work it's way past the gasket and move up and down. Another thing. Many aftermarket sleeves have a flange that is too thick and protrude over the block too much. Book say up to .006 is ok. To me that is pushing it too much and I have seen .008. That did not work out well for the guy. I never get too excited about a loose fitting sleeve but I do measure bores and select the best fit for that hole. Some guys run a hone to clean the block and that is a no no. I have found a wire brush on a drill does a real good job and does not remove any metal. You can try first like one suggested, take plug out and let stand for some time and see if any coolant comes out of plug hole.
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