As with any hed gasket problem as long as you get to the problem early enough as to not have any further major damage happen due to driving/running the vehicle too long after the head gasket blows I would say no to a complete engine rebiuld. Oil must be drained and new oil filter replaced, cylinder head must be sent out whiile you are at it send out the good head too and have the magnafluxed for cracks, have the engine to head surface checked for cracks as well, replace as needed, install cylinder head gasket and intake gasket set retorque and or replace head bolts as per manufacturers specs....happy motoring.
Take it to a mechanic nobody can tell you how to replace a head gasket over answers.com it requires someone who knows how to rebuild engines when a head gasket blows it requires the engine to be disassembled and rebuilt.
buy a new engine. your head gasket has gone bad, a rebuild is not a good idea because your heads could be warped. run it till it blows up, buy used motor.
you will need to rebuild the whole motor. better off getting a used motor at a junkyard and replacing it like I did on my sentra.
Yes, it can.
Probably a blown head gasket
Welcome to The Wonderful World of being a Cressida Owner - Toyota built or designed that engine with incorrect torque for the head gasket, so it blows, and needs at minimum a lower engine rebuild, but when you do, make sure you increase the head head bolt torque to the NEW and Recommended spec, to prevent a recurrence in a couple of years. 'Tis a shame Toyota never owned up to this serious intrinsic fault and stepped up to the plate and offered an 'Out-of-Warranty' fix for its loyal customers.
You may not see anything on the gasket. Usually a head gasket "blows" because of overheating that causes the head to warp. A gasket can be bad but there should be a visable break very often in the ring around the cylinder.
Most likely you have a blown head gasket.
No
Sure it will start with a blown head gasket. But, if you continue to run this engine with a blown head gasket you will destroy the engine.
i could rebuild your head gasket for 240 pounds depending on whether it requires the head skimming or not[cost goes higher poss around 300 if you require this done] this depends on where your situated aswell as I'm in Manchester
Usually when a head gasket blows, there will be a lot of steam coming from the engine. you may also see blueish smoke or cloudy looking oil.