the most common reason your oil is milky.....
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the most common reason your oil is milky.....
Rule out exhaust......Pressure tested that already.............
intake gasket
head gasket
cracked head
cracked block
Fresh motor....dart heads 540 eagle rotating assemble, je pistons......Blah blah blah
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intake gasket
head gasket
cracked head
cracked block
Fresh motor....dart heads 540 eagle rotating assemble, je pistons......Blah blah blah
The powers of oso are the powers to be..................
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That is what i was told, but i filled the manifolds with water and 60 pounds of air pressure, then took 4 propane torches and laid them in each port..........Still no leaks..................gotta be intke or head gaskets eh
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Just went thru this with my boat.Leak down test indicated a blown head gasket on port side.Since the intake was off told the shop to replace both gaskets.
Also,in my case but not yours, the exhaust riser gasket on starbord side was leaking too.Did you pull the plugs to see if their wet?
Also,in my case but not yours, the exhaust riser gasket on starbord side was leaking too.Did you pull the plugs to see if their wet?
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yup plugs just wet from first run and break in.....I like to run a touch fat the first time out...Then lean my way down slowly....None of the plugs were washed clean ie reversion.......I read back to your posts before i posted this.....