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Head gasket failure again
So long story short(well semi short). I bought my truck way back in August now previous owner did a head gasket roughly forty Thousand kms before I bought the truck and with in 24 hours of owing I blew the gasket so after a couple months of denial, I replaced it in December took my head to a machine shop local and they said it was blown on 4-5 5-6 steam port and they took some off, they didn't specify. I put it all together with a oe Cummins gasket and after 3 weeks of driving it under boost and high rpm I head gasket chatter and coolant blowing everywhere. The block was straight when I had the head off. What's my best option ie just replace the gasket, replace the head with a known good one. I'm leaning towards just replacing the head but want your guys opinion. And yes the truck is tune and deleted and it has a mini max v1 and the truck has 411,000k on it
To port or not to port?
New valves, new seats, new springs… It is so nice and shiny. Initially, I was planning on taking a Dremel to do some polishing to the intake runners. I was also thinking of lapping the valves as well. But maybe fuck all that and just leave well enough alone…
To port or not to port?
6.7 in 5.9 truck swap series
Making a video series for my 6.7 swap. This is just an introduction of my specific build.
6.7 in 5.9 truck swap series
Ring gap procedure 6.7 + 0.020”
This is a video covering the procedure I am using to gap piston rings. I cover what is done for the top ring on a 6.7 Cummins, bored over by 0.020.” Specs are 0.018-0.022” for top ring. Thanks, SW
Ring gap procedure 6.7 + 0.020”
Cyl wall mark
Not the marks you like too see when doing a head gasket. Still feels smooth. Leaning towards broken ring?# 5 is the whole stoke. You can see #4 but haven’t rotated it
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