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DSCF0711.jpgAlmost as much grease as a Sonic burger!75 views
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DSCF0712.jpgCruddy-assed engine68 viewsNotice all of the brown "Block Sealer" in the water jackets. This was most likely the cause of the blown heads. Don't put this crap into your engine!
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DSCF0713.jpgMmm mmm mmm... Tasty!68 views
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DSCF0714.jpgmore block seal crud in the water jackets.1725 views
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DSCF0715.jpgThe No. 1 Cylinder59 viewsNo telling how long it has been since this one was not firing. The spark plug electrode was mashed flat.
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DSCF0716.jpgI will have to SCRUB this thing before putting it back together!1734 views
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DSCF0717.jpgAnother shot of the cruddy engine69 viewsand LOTS of block sealer gumming up the works!
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DSCF0753.JPGCompleted upper engine components73 viewsHere is the upper intake and valve covers after cleaning and painting.
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DSCF0754.JPGDegreased and Painted (right)59 viewsThis is the right side of the engine block after extensive cleaning efforts with a scrub brush and degreaser.
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DSCF0755.JPGDegreased and Painted (Left)57 viewsHere is the left side of the engine block after extensive effort with degreaser and a scrub brush.
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DSCF0756.JPGPlugged head gasket70 viewsThis gasket does not show any evidence of being blown. You can see, however that all of the coolant passages are blocked almost completely, causing inadequate cooling of the heads.
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DSCF0757.JPGBlown head gasket68 viewsYou can see here that the gasket material is distorted on the water jackets between the #1 and #2 cylinders. The disturbance allowed coolant into the #1 cylinder.
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