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mike tkach 09-24-2013 09:01 PM


Originally Posted by ezstriper (Post 4001427)
I also have heard of issues of the gen IV head on a gen VI block even with the "correct gaskets"

im starting to think this might be the problem.

compedgemarine 09-24-2013 10:04 PM

you said it had the problem with the iron head and now has it with the edelbrocks. is there any chance there is some strange core shift with the block or machining that has put a water port between the block and heads in an odd place that allows the water to seep past the head gasket? just throwing things out there.

mike tkach 09-24-2013 10:15 PM

when it came to me with the origional heads one was cracked and i thought that was the problem with the water intrusion.before i had any machine work done i had the block magged and it was good.im going to do some more checking tomorrow but im sure il be taking the heads off soon and im really going to check how the head gasget lines up with the block and head.

MILD THUNDER 09-24-2013 10:55 PM

You are reverting water at 5000 rpm :poopoo:

MILD THUNDER 09-24-2013 10:59 PM


Originally Posted by mike tkach (Post 4001711)
when it came to me with the origional heads one was cracked and i thought that was the problem with the water intrusion.before i had any machine work done i had the block magged and it was good.im going to do some more checking tomorrow but im sure il be taking the heads off soon and im really going to check how the head gasget lines up with the block and head.

Take a close look at the upper coolant holes where the block and head seal

mike tkach 09-25-2013 06:07 PM


Originally Posted by the deep (Post 4000917)
Possibly warped intake manifold .

i did not think this was the problem but WE HAVE A WINNER.i tightened the bolts to the point of almost snapping them and ran it again,i put dye in the cooling system to help find the leak,NO MORE LEAK.i took the manifold off and checked it for flatness on both sides with a straight edge,it is warped.it is a competition products that is made in china.im either going to get it milled straight or replace it with a new american made peice depending on the owners wallet.id like to thank all you guys for your ideas on this.

mike tkach 09-25-2013 06:10 PM

also like to say it did not seem to leak until the engine got warm.

Unlimited jd 09-25-2013 06:12 PM

Glad you found it mike, and were able to prove it not just say I think it's this.... And replace it.

compedgemarine 09-25-2013 06:23 PM

I had a procomp intake for a sbf that was machined so crooked that you could rock it back and forth on the engine. I just sent it back and bought an edelbrock. I try my best to never use chinesium crap as I have had so much of it fail or have spent too many hours trying to fix it before I can even use it. at least you found it so you dont have to pull all your hair out now.

mike tkach 09-25-2013 06:35 PM

this is the manifold that was on the engine when the owner bought the boat.im going to do my best to talk him into buying a new american made one and i dont want the old one,even for free,chinese junk.


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