Posted by JDEM on June 28, 2019 at 05:44:42 from (47.33.231.52):
In Reply to: Ford 601/641 posted by old on June 27, 2019 at 16:29:33:
If anything is so uneven that it could blow a head gasket, you can easily check it yourself with a simple straight-edge. No way would I waste time and money trying to bring anything to shop.
I just had one of those 134 Red Tiger engines apart. Mine had two low compression cylinders and it ended up two intake valves were sticking. I pulled the head off and found some hard black gunk on the valve stems. It was like flame-hardened varnish and it was making the valves hang up. Never seen anything like it before. I pulled the valves out, cleaned up the stems, seats, and valve-heads. All it fine now. QUESTION . . . When I pulled the head off I found this head-gasket on the engine. It is a lot different then the new one I got. Engine runs fine with the new smaller-combustion chamber gasket. I am wondering if the one that was on it maybe from a bigger 172 engine?
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