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Marlowe MH-44

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marvin

02-23-2006 16:02:05




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I overhauled my h260 and I have water coming up the second headbolt from the front on right side of motor. It is coming up the bolt,through the threads and nut and getting on top of nut and running down side of motor. What could be wrong and what do I do to correct it. Thank you.




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marvin

02-23-2006 17:22:54




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 Re: Marlowe MH-44 in reply to marvin, 02-23-2006 16:02:05  
Marlowe, thanks very much. marvin



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marlowe

02-23-2006 16:39:44




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 Re: Marlowe MH-44 in reply to marvin, 02-23-2006 16:02:05  
i have seen some that at one time some one mixed up the head bolts and used a long one in place of a shorted one and punched a hole in to the block at the bottem of the threads. pull bolt or stud out and use a good thread sealer on it also use a little silacone around around bolt or stud at head line don't use a lot should fix it. also check for a crack aroumd bolt but i'll bet it's a pushed out thread bottem

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marlowe

02-23-2006 16:48:55




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 Re: Marlowe MH-44 in reply to marlowe, 02-23-2006 16:39:44  
one more thing that will do this is if water or oil was in the hole when the bolt was tighened down it will blow the bottom out or crack it. blow all holes out with air first



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marlowe

02-23-2006 16:59:28




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 Re: Marlowe MH-44 in reply to marlowe, 02-23-2006 16:48:55  
ONE MORE TIME could also be your head gasket or head . a ez fix might be to use some silacone under washer or a rubber o ring on the stud under the washer. just had a 188 case engine that i had to do that to [my own engine ] good luck . do the ez fix first and watch it



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