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Machine shop said the only thing he found was a black jell around the valve seats and stems, seals were real bad and a lot of oil around the valve seat area. Guides and springs were good.
Installed another head on another unit doing the same thing and both engines are running real good.
  • Posted 26 Nov 2013 08:59
  • By Prancer
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  • Florida, United States
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