Finding the sorce of water in the oil?
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Finding the sorce of water in the oil?
I have a 1994 5.0, I thought I had blown a head gasket. I took it all down to repair it and gaskets look fine, heads look fine, block looks fine? I cleaned everything up very well and see no problems. If any one has some ideas I would appreciate it. I do not want to put a bunch of work in to this motor and install some extras on it just to find out I have not fixed the problem. Thank you
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Have the heads pressure tested for leaks. Closely examine the timing cover to insure it's not corroded enough to leak coolant into the oil. Look at the cylinder walls closely checking for vertical cracks, these usually happen in the middle portion of the bore where the walls are thinnest and are the hardest to spot with the pistons in the bores. Also check the lifter valley walls, this is where cracks will first form if the coolant freezes.
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