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iester

03-08-2007 12:51:05

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I pulled the oil pan off today and found coolant leaking from what seemed to be between cylinder and sleeve.Does this mean it has a cracked block?can this be fixed?

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Janicholson

03-08-2007 14:08:44

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Re: 350 utility Help in reply to iester, 03-08-2007 12:51:05

Unfortunately it does have dry sleeves. The only ways coolant could get there is from a crack in the cylinder bore, or rust through (unlikely), or from coolant getting between the sleeve ring and block at the top of the cylinder. There is no way to get there to check without a pull down. Block sealant might keep it in check if it is not poring out. Fixing it is important for the long haul due to rusting in of the sleeve. I would put new corrosion inhibeter in it if you intend to run some sealer. Best of a bad situation, JimN

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iester

03-08-2007 14:18:31

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Re: 350 utility Help in reply to Janicholson, 03-08-2007 14:08:44

JimN I have already removed head,What else can I check? Thanks all

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Janicholson

03-08-2007 15:03:07

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Re: 350 utility Help in reply to iester, 03-08-2007 14:18:31

Well you know which cylinder is leaking, so before pulling, because the head is off, fill the block with water, and see if it still leaks. If so that sleeve will need to come out. Again fill with water and look inside for leaks. JimN

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HAS

03-08-2007 13:55:39

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Re: 350 utility Help in reply to iester, 03-08-2007 12:51:05

Does that engine have wet sleeves? If so, it is likely just a sleeve seal. If it has dry sleeves, then you have a problem. Fixing it could be possible depending on the extent of the crack, or corrosion.

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iester

03-08-2007 14:05:13

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Re: 350 utility Help in reply to HAS, 03-08-2007 13:55:39

I'm not sure,Dry i think.

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