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Re: WC BLOCK CRACKS
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Steve in N.J.
09-18-2002 16:56:24
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Bill,
If I remember correctly from past posts on those cracks at this site, the hairline cracks are normal, but if they are wide, that's when it's a problem. I'm sure you'll get some feedback from the Pro's on this site. These guys know their stuff about Orange! Dick Lemmon posted some pix on how to fix the bad cracks by pulling the block together with long bolt between the cylinders a while back. The deck of the block on my B has two hairline cracks between the cylinder webs. I took a chance with it from the info that I read here, and re-assembled her with all the new stuff. So far she purrs like a kitten.. Good Luck with it! Steve B.
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