Reply to "Head Gaskets stupid question..."

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

quote:
Originally posted by 74LQQKR:
So should the water pasage be open on the front of the block for each head like the picture Mark posted?

Yes, it would seem so. The alternative would be bad.

quote:
Originally posted by 4NFORD:
Wouldn't it have been a bitch to pull the head and the gasket was on correctly?!

Yes, unless it was the passenger side head, in which case it would be a "f$#@!!*'n bitch".

quote:
Originally posted by Mark:
Mark what is hot 220 230?

If you are a frog, either. In my case, the car was running 180 on days like that last year. One conclusion I'm coming to (thanks to various input and advice) is that I might have a timing advance problem which may be aggravating the heating issue.

6/3/088:23 PM

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