Reply to "Slow water drip"

lf-tp2511Member

Thank you, John😉

Jack and Jack, Sharkey and Bosswrench, appear to have miss-read the original post and have addressed OIL leaking from the China wall corners.

This is understandable, as I have never heard of anything but oil leaking at the China wall…….

but the original post says the leaking fluid is WATER, not oil……

if the cylinder heads were not properly torqued, I would expect water to escape from multiple locations. Since that is not the case, it is likely a HEAD gasket issue.

pull the cylinder head closest to the leak, and find the source of the water leak. Depending on what you find, it may also be wise to pull the other cylinder head.

If all you do is reinstall the intake manifold, I guarantee you will have the oil milkshake appear in short order

Larry

7/10/231:59 PM

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