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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Pemberton
Posts: 26
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ok I will, i really dont want to replace another engine, again so soon, so i am glad we never put it in yet... I was thinking ID break the seals on the heads if i took off the valve covers but thats a whole other layer below that isnt it.. I will deffinatly do that tommarow evening, i am in a rush to get this truck on the road but i will do that for peace of mind.
thanks agind for the help.. I hope this storm isnt affecting any of you guys in texas. if it is, be safe..god bless..hope your families are safe.. Jenn
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1980 GMC Sierra Stepside. 350 V8... yahoo where on the road... ![]() 1994 chevy 6.5 td 2500. 250,k good truck, cracked heads.. motor getting rebuilt, should be running by monday.. finger xrossed........... ![]() |
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta
Posts: 7,915
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Yep, get yourself a full rebuild gasket kit off ebay. It'll run ya about 35 bucks or so for Fel Pro gaskets (the brand you want)
Also consider cleaning that engine up, and painting it ![]() Chances are, your bearings will be fine, but if you've got a torque wrench, and a socket set, you can pull the bearing caps and use some plastigauge if you wanna check them ![]()
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