[s-cars] Re: need head
Aaron
aaront at cox-internet.com
Fri Jan 23 00:36:54 EST 2004
A friend of mine with a urs had some great luck with the power flush method.
Aaron T
William Noland wrote:
> You might want to try a cleaner first. Your mechanic or another
> mechanic and run some pretty powerful cleaner through, with the head
> in place. You could also try one of the retail products first -- I've
> heard good things about BG Products (not sure if BG sells retail --
> may need to do this through a mechanic). Might check out others --
> Redline, etc. Run a tank or two through, then recheck the leakage.
> Couldn't hurt to try, before pulling the head.
>
> Bill Noland
>
>> This sucks (no pun intended). I got the call from my mechanic, and
>> what I
>> thought was a bad turbo seal is not. I believe the guides have let
>> some oil
>> make its way into the combustion chamber, leaving deposits on the
>> valves and
>> the seats. The leakdown test showed significant leakage in several
>> cylinders.
>>
>> I'm probably looking at a rebuilt head a$$embly. Patient is a 95
>> Avant with
>> 125k miles, so young for such a procedure. Anyway if anybody has a
>> complete
>> head assembly sitting around, or is willing to part with one contact
>> me off
>> the list.
>> I am also looking for any thoughts, BTDT with this type of problem.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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