MLS head gaskets or o-ring the block/head
It is not possible to repair the actual head gasket. Repair of a blown head gasket is to replace the gasket.
You need to have a shop do a block test to truly determine if you do have a blown head gasket. If you do it is best to do both as they have the same amount of wear on them.
It is most likely a blown head gasket or a cracked head. Chemical sealers generally do not work. Your best bet is to replace the head gasket and inspect the head for damage.
price varys from your car model and where u buy the head gasket or where u go to it fixed. our best bet is calling around to see your local automobile part store for the best prices
There is none. You cannot fix a blown head gasket with any head gasket sealer of any brand. They should only be used in an emergency situation in order to get the vehicle to a repair shop. The only permanent fix is to replace the head gasket.
A blown head gasket usually allows coolant into the cylinder, so it might not make any noise but it will cause the coolant to go low, saturate the oil with coolant, create white smoke,(actually steam).Pressure testing the cooling system is the best way to find out if that is the problem.
That depends how badly it's blown. Sometimes one of the radiator stop-leak products will work for awhile, but it's only a very temporary fix. Best to do it right and replace the gasket, to prevent further damage due to overheating. Do it yourself for the price of the gasket and the investment of a few hours of your time :)
well the best way to find out is do you have water in you oil? or oil in your water?
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a Haynes manual would be your best reference for step-by-step removal and installation of any do-it-yourself work
This may not be the answer you're willing to hear, but the problem could be from a blown head gasket. I had the same problem on my 85 Crown Vic after hitting on it a little bit too hard after it sat for about three years. A blown head gasket would be my best guess in this situation. In that case, the entire engine will have to be disassembled and rebuilt from the cylinder heads UP.
Hi A head gasket can leak oil without causing overheating problems. If the gasket has blown between an oil gallery and the outer edge of the head it will show as the problem that you are having. best wishes