Coolant leak into cylinder through head gasket
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Coolant leak into cylinder through head gasket
this is causing a misfire in my 6th cylinder on my 96 gt. How hard is this to replace? i have never dealt with timing before too...what do you guys think? give it a go?
#3
RE: Coolant leak into cylinder through head gasket
def do a PI swap since you have to do practically everything anyways, all except pull the other head off. If you decide to just do the one head, then just get a black magic marker something that won't rub off. Mark the chain in relationship to the cam sprocket and then mark the chain and the crank. It's that easy! A pi swap you'll have to properly time it which isn't all that hard to do as long as you have the stock pi cams.
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RE: Coolant leak into cylinder through head gasket
ORIGINAL: 96GT226410
+1 for a PI swap. Use the search function and look it up. You won't regret it. I made 72 hp to the wheels with a PI swap and tune.
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+1 for a PI swap. Use the search function and look it up. You won't regret it. I made 72 hp to the wheels with a PI swap and tune.
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+1 Cant wait till I get mine done.
#7
RE: Coolant leak into cylinder through head gasket
alrite thanks guys.yeah i mite do that pi swap now!anything to look out for if i do the swap96GT226410?
As i said, ive never done timing before too..
As i said, ive never done timing before too..
#8
RE: Coolant leak into cylinder through head gasket
Timing these motors is just as easy as timing a pushrod motor. A head gasket can be changed in about 4 hours. If your gonna do the pi swap it should be no more than a day project. Read up on it and just do it. When you are done you will be suprised of how easy these engines are to work on. I still am amazed that people actually pay others to work on their car for them.
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