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Re: Cub Head Gasket
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Posted by Geoff on December 28, 2000 at 18:39:05 from (205.188.192.27):
In Reply to: Cub Head Gasket posted by Red Raider on December 27, 2000 at 15:18:35:
I hate when that happens. When I get a leaker I do a couple of things. Run a tap down the block threads and inspect the head bolts to see if any are stretched or looking a little thin. Use a thick pipe thread type sealer on the head bolts and put a dab of oil on the head where each head bolt seats. Use a sealer, I have used High Tack- a couple of coats, letting it get good and sticky before installation. Torque it in several steps, letting it "take a Set" (several minutes) before going on the the next higher torque. Sometimes I'll lay a straightedge along the top of the block to see if its reasonably straight. Is the finish cut on the head smooth enough? Did a Cub a year or so ago and seem to remember a Fel Pro head Gasket in the Case IH gasket set. Hope the job turns out ok. Geoff
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