Car is down for the year. Maybe blown head gasket?
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Car is down for the year. Maybe blown head gasket?
While looking things over, I noticed a powdery residue on the passenger side head & block. I suspect that I lifted a head, probably at M7 when the AIR tube blew off.
I guess the car didn't like amount of juice I was throwing at it
Too bad, the little bastard is gonna get more now
The car runs fine, so I'll drive it a bit more this week, and then put it out of it's misery for the winter. See ya all next year..
I guess the car didn't like amount of juice I was throwing at it
Too bad, the little bastard is gonna get more now
The car runs fine, so I'll drive it a bit more this week, and then put it out of it's misery for the winter. See ya all next year..
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From: Midland, MI, 48624
Im sure its not the head gasket. You would notice something with performance. Is there anti-freeze in the oil? It probably something simple like those crack rocks that you hide in fire wall. 
Bring it by. Im at work all day today.
Joe
Bring it by. Im at work all day today.
Joe
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From: Grand Rapids, MI USA
Sell some rocks and get some of these:
http://www.ls1tech.com/ubb/ultimateb...;f=20;t=001150
Cometic gaskets are pricey, but reusable. Granted if you don't blow them. Which should be hard to do.
I bought some for my next project, due out early 2004(hopefully).
http://www.ls1tech.com/ubb/ultimateb...;f=20;t=001150
Cometic gaskets are pricey, but reusable. Granted if you don't blow them. Which should be hard to do.
I bought some for my next project, due out early 2004(hopefully).
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