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Posted by Tweeter on November 27, 2004 at 15:48:48 from (72.11.200.27):
Yeah, I posted about my "88 K2500 350 some weeks ago over it leaking coolant. I finally replaced the intake manifold gaskets today. The passenger side rear was leaking. Does anyone know why those metal plugs with pin holes (in back) are in the gasket? I have never seen them before. There is a water jacket there that runs side to side and down the center. Anyway, got that done tomorrow I"ll have to set the timing and see how it runs. I will probably runs some Sea Foam through too. I had a rather low 90 lbs compression in two middle cylinders on passenger side.
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