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08-23-2005, 01:17 AM
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Re: Blown head gasket?
Removed intake, there is a puddle of rusty water around valve in #1 port, and traces of rust on head and intake gasket between #1 port and water passage beside it, nowhere else.
Would a leak here produce the same results on "bubble's in the jug" test? Agian it overheats within 2-3 Mi. of driving but won't even go past midway on guage if I just start it and let it sit. Thanks Wes
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