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comfort King blown head gasket

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dufrain

03-31-2005 16:54:19




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Well we just got a 930 comfort king diesel and changed the filters on it and it fired up pretty easily.Its pumping oil into the radiator and out the overflow tube.I think It pretty well has to be the head gasket.What do you guys think.Where is the cheapest place to order a head set.Thanx




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G. Michaels

04-02-2005 08:04:26




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 Re: comfort King blown head gasket in reply to dufrain, 03-31-2005 16:54:19  
Hello, Is it a case-o-matic? If so, it probably is the oil cooler in radiator leaking.



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dufrain

04-02-2005 08:47:45




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 Re: comfort King blown head gasket in reply to G. Michaels, 04-02-2005 08:04:26  
I dont think its a case o matic ,i think that stopped at the 830 size.Is there any other type oil coolers on these that arent in the radiator.there for sure arent any oil lines to the radiator



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george md

03-31-2005 17:39:04




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 Re: comfort King blown head gasket in reply to dufrain, 03-31-2005 16:54:19  
Dufrain, Before you make the call that it is a head gasket,
is what you are getting in the radiator black and
slick or is it gray and milky ?

george



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dufrain

03-31-2005 18:28:48




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 Re: comfort King blown head gasket in reply to george md, 03-31-2005 17:39:04  
Its pretty gray and slimy and its pouring out the overflow and into the fan,what do you think,thanx for the reply



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george md

03-31-2005 21:22:16




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 Re: comfort King blown head gasket in reply to dufrain, 03-31-2005 18:28:48  
Dufrain, Black slime is usually compression , gray is usually
oil. Head gasket is always a possibility as is
oil cooler and maybe a crack in the head. I think I would drop the pan so that I could see
where the water comes from with a pressure tester
on the radiator. If the oil pressure pushes oil
into the radiator , pressure in the radiator should push water back the other way.

george

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