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Re: I need a foolproof head seal on H
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Posted by Dale L on September 04, 2004 at 15:35:11 from (69.21.224.141):
In Reply to: I need a foolproof head seal on H posted by Red Dread on September 04, 2004 at 12:08:53:
I was just about to put the head on my H when my brother-in-law noticed pittiing on the block where the head water ports match the block. After looking at the old gaasket you could see where the gasket was leaking.[That is probably why the no. 3 cylinder was froze up]I just got the block back from the machine shop they had to take of .040. The head gasket is .100 thick it only leaves me with .060 clearance. Now I notice the studs are not the same length,Five are longer than the rest. But that's a subject for another posting. that might be the problem. Good luck
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