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You might want to block off the lower radiator hose and fill the block up with parts cleaner or something thin, or even gas (extreme) and let it sit for a few hours to see if the weld is porous anyplace. I'd hate to see you put it all the way back together and just be back to square one. And...
Those are the bolts that everybody has left over after they work on the 6.2L GM engine. One is supposed to be installed on the intake manifold and held in place by injector lines and the other goes under the intake manifold. Generally most people just throw them in their tool box because they...
I'm still waiting for a response on another thread as to whether you can burn Jergens Lotion in a multifuel engine.......:mrgreen:
Play nice boys......
Check your rpm at full throttle.....sounds like your governor isn't governing correctly......if you run it like this you could be asking for a major engine failure......but whatever happens.....take good pictures......
#5 cylinder rod bearing went bad.....why #5...because its my favorite number.
drain the oil into clean 5 gallon buckets (ya see......the #5 again) and then check for metal.
If you find metal (which I'm afraid you will) then drop the pan. If it was a belt driven part that failed I would think it...
One should be hot with the switch on. The other should show continuity to ground through the bulbs. If you are feeling brave touch them together with the switch on. If you get a real BIG spark its a dead short. If you get a small spark, have someone look at your brake lights to see if they go...
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