have a 1969 5 ton in shop with blown head gasket.guy that owns truck brought in with head gasket blown in front. we had heads shaved and tested,popped the gasket in back.i don't have a clue how multifuel works.could this be the pump out of time or the manifold,or blower. this is a Lds-465-1A engine may be someone has had this problem before.I'm stumped thanks-
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have a 1969 5 ton in shop with blown head gasket.guy that owns truck brought in with head gasket blown in front. we had heads shaved and tested,popped the gasket in back.i don't have a clue how multifuel works.could this be the pump out of time or the manifold,or blower. this is a Lds-465-1A engine may be someone has had this problem before.I'm stumped thanks
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You kind of glazed over your question. Are you saying you fixed the front head gasket and then promptly blew out the rear head gasket? Some of the older gaskets have known issues.
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What are the "known problems"? I changed the head gasket, and it promptly blew on the back head facing the firewall. I ordered the new type of gaskets, and I am going to change the gasket this weekend. Is there a known deficiency in the red gasket that the fire rings are manually placed where I could end up with a new gasket blowing out within hours of replacing. Yes, I followed all the tm's for replacing the gasket, and I torqued all the bolts to spec in the proper sequence.
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Jim Conley
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Jim Conley
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