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Old 08-12-2020, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave Neptune View Post
Then the manifold is the culprit for the gobs of water.

Important, get the coolant sucked out of the engine and be ready to flush the oil a couple of times once you get the new manifold on. Be careful removing the exhaust, old exhaust systems that have a year or 2 left can easily snap off with not much effort.

If you "hydrauliced" the engine you still may have a small breech in the head-gasket thus the low #3. Had you done a compression check any time before this incident? If so was #3 low?

Dave Neptune
I had not run a compression test but I know I had a couple valves that were stuck...it could be a stuck valve?
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