heads off chipped cylinder wall
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heads off chipped cylinder wall
Well I have a blown head gasket on my 92 civic; it’s a d15b7 with 230,000kilometers on it. Now I’m debating if I should just replace the head gasket and put the original head back on or buy a d16z6 head and do a minime? He only thing that I’m worried about is this chip shown in the pic below
(its the first pic on top)
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2297374/2
also check out my timing belt should i replace it?
what do u guys think?
thx
(its the first pic on top)
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2297374/2
also check out my timing belt should i replace it?
what do u guys think?
thx
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Rotorphile.
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I would replace the block. That chip creates a weak spot that will probably lead to another head gasket failure in the same place.
I make it habit to replace the timing belt when doing headwork unless I know the belt is new and wasn't contaminated.
I make it habit to replace the timing belt when doing headwork unless I know the belt is new and wasn't contaminated.
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block needs replaced.. if u wanna try somethin ghetto.. JB weld!! FTW
you would have to make sure it's all perfect & smooth so that u don't jack up a ring & your head gasket seals.. but it could work..
personally i'd replace the blcok.. but if u don't have any money.. it would be worth a shot. interesting test
you would have to make sure it's all perfect & smooth so that u don't jack up a ring & your head gasket seals.. but it could work..
personally i'd replace the blcok.. but if u don't have any money.. it would be worth a shot. interesting test