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Cracks in head
My heads were magnafluxed at the machine shop and they have two cylinders have cracks going from the intake valve to the glow plug hole. That's a very small area there. They were pressure checked and were fine. After all the reading I've done this seems to be somewhat of a common crack. Im putting the heads back on the truck as I don't think its going to be an issue and I can't afford new heads right now.
Does anyone have experience with this? |
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Really? I need an answer asap
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I think I would look for a solid used core. Sorry don't have anything more to add than consulting with the guys on Nation and Army.
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Thanks man.
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In my eyes they are probably fine to run for now but I would be looking for a good core. Those cracks could get bigger and bigger over time and cause some real issues.
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I appreciate it sir. And that's exactly what im going to do. Im going to look into some new heads and get hardened valve seats put in so I will have less worry. :thumbup:
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I think you're on the right path. Just don't stress the old ones too much and start getting some new ones to take their place ASAP.
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i would look into deburring valve seats. i think there was a discussion on the other forums abput this. apparently deburring can prevent cracking more than just hardened valve seats. when i get on a computer ill try to look it up for you.
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Yeah that would be great sir. Thank you
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