Question about coolant crossover tube
Question about coolant crossover tube
I could sweat I heard of somebody cutting the coolant crossover tube ont he back of the heads when doing the head gaskets from the top, and using a rubber hose and clamps to put it back together. Can any substantiate this for me. I need to know like by tomorrow.
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Originally posted by Zepher
I've heard that that is common. Makes it easier to remove the heads without having to remove the banjo fittings from the head.
I've heard that that is common. Makes it easier to remove the heads without having to remove the banjo fittings from the head.
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Originally posted by shoebox
No need to "sweat".
No need to "sweat".
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Originally posted by dreamer1q
Good one. I'm just sick of messing with this motor. This is the third time I have torn it down. First a to do the buildup, second to fix a broken rocker stud and ensure there were no other problems, now a blown head gasket. But hey, at least I found out why I could only run a 13.2. Dyno said I only had 303 rwhp with a blown head gasket
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Good one. I'm just sick of messing with this motor. This is the third time I have torn it down. First a to do the buildup, second to fix a broken rocker stud and ensure there were no other problems, now a blown head gasket. But hey, at least I found out why I could only run a 13.2. Dyno said I only had 303 rwhp with a blown head gasket
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Look at all that good experience you now have. You can't just get that anywhere, you know.
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