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Topic: 706 head gasket question
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| TJF
02-04-2013 16:43:58
72.161.234.180
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Ok i have a 706 diesel that was blowing water out the radiator. So i figured busted head well i was correct bust all over. So i had one that was good no cracks after magnaflux. I installed it and now i think im blowing water worse than before. The head was resurfaced and valves redone. I used a felpro gasket set and torqued it 15 lb incraments after the first 50 lbs. Any ideas i was told to use coppercoat on the gasket? thanks
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| D. Schwantes
02-09-2013 21:54:01
75.100.187.197
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Re: 706 head gasket question in reply to TJF, 02-04-2013 16:43:58
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| Use new head bolts and make sure they do not bottom out in their holes.
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| DeltaRed
02-05-2013 08:15:06
71.208.220.239
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Re: 706 head gasket question in reply to TJF, 02-04-2013 16:43:58
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| Ckeck deck for warpage with a sraightedge and feeler gauge.Check sleeve protrusion.Do you have a cavatated sleeve?
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| mkirsch
02-05-2013 06:03:01
64.80.110.74
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Re: 706 head gasket question in reply to TJF, 02-04-2013 16:43:58
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| Is the mating surface on top of the block true?
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| TWL
02-04-2013 17:15:43
206.162.202.221
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Re: 706 head gasket question in reply to TJF, 02-04-2013 16:43:58
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| There are several that say the felpro gaskets are no good and have had this same issue. Get one from caseih copper coat both sides. This is suppose to be the answer. Not going from experience, only from what I"ve read.
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| 656 runner
02-09-2013 11:35:57
50.50.78.234
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Re: 706 head gasket question in reply to TWL, 02-04-2013 17:15:43
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| I resently bought a caseih gasket set and the head gasket was made by felpro. I then bought a felpro set and put gaskets side by side, same gaskets. Felpro set is better deal due to price and included injector seals.
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| donwillis1949
02-04-2013 16:51:24
184.46.62.192
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Re: 706 head gasket question in reply to TJF, 02-04-2013 16:43:58
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| i did the same on a hough 50 loader with the 282 diesel blow water out and over heat so i changed the water pump boiled out the radiator and a new thermostat still does it so i just took the thermostat out as a quick fix and im not geting water in the oil so im thinking a sleave? possibly
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