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kakarot 01-19-2013 11:04 AM

How to test manifolds
 
Hey guys I have a pair of some weird manifolds which I suspect they are leaking because my oil keeps gettin water in it, I changed the headgaskets heads were sent to machine shop to be shaved, and am still getting water in oil these manifolds seem
To have been home made

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...x/IMG_1106.jpg

the deep 01-19-2013 12:00 PM

Friend throw those junk pipes as far as you can . I hope you didn't ruin a good engine with those . You can find good used exhaust manifolds in the swap section cheap . Who ever sold you those should be nutted . :angry-smiley-038:

kakarot 01-19-2013 12:51 PM

I know I gotta throw them away for sure but I don't know if I should buy new ones and then the motor still be getting water in the oil

the deep 01-19-2013 01:03 PM


Originally Posted by kakarot (Post 3851699)
I know I gotta throw them away for sure but I don't know if I should buy new ones and then the motor still be getting water in the oil

If the milky oil started after installing those abortions then be assured they are the source . :poopoo: Are those water cooled ? i don't see a water inlet . Water coming into cool engine exits via the water cooled exhaust . There is a wealth of information here , study and ask questions before you do anything . Don't be the " Knowledge gained is in direction proportion to parts ruined " guy . Lots of good guys here willing to help for the asking .

the deep 01-19-2013 01:19 PM


Originally Posted by riverrat (Post 3851706)
May want to check those heads for cracks, or if you did'nt use Teflon on the threads for the water passages . those pipes from that 1 pic appear to be DRY so no water would be in them
Jeff A.

Yea , that's what i was getting to . Hope someone didn't plug water dumps on thermo housing to run dry pipes . :poopoo:

kakarot 01-19-2013 01:52 PM

The pipes are not dry they are wet also when I took them off from the engine they had water indeed the exhaust part..

the deep 01-19-2013 01:59 PM


Originally Posted by kakarot (Post 3851726)
The pipes are not dry they are wet also when I took them off from the engine they had water indeed the exhaust part..

That's proof positive right there that's your problem . Check for damaged valves and guides and hopefully it's limited to that .


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