Newbie 85 f250 frame off resto (Image Heavy)
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So, I went out in the garage this morning and....two puddles. One was power steering fluid, one of the hose clamps weren't tight. The other was coolant toward the back of the motor. I first saw that the freeze plug was leaking a little and then saw a stain on and around the head bolt. It looks like it's coming from the exhaust port.
Is this a head gasket problem?
Is this a head gasket problem?
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If the exhaust is leaking, do you think the carbon in the exhaust is sticking to the coolant and driving to look like that? I don't know.
If it's oil and the puddle of coolant is from the freeze plug only, I think I still have a head gasket issue because there doesn't seem to be any oil leaking from the valve covers. Could oil be working its way up the bolt and coming out? I never checked the torque of the head bolts.
I haven't run it longer then a minute or two, due to the fact I don't have a dip stick tube, and the resistor situation. I tried to hook up a resistor and the motor would not fire. If I run it with the module power hooked up to the battery side of the solenoid, like I've been doing, will it put to much strain on the module and fry it?
If it's oil and the puddle of coolant is from the freeze plug only, I think I still have a head gasket issue because there doesn't seem to be any oil leaking from the valve covers. Could oil be working its way up the bolt and coming out? I never checked the torque of the head bolts.
I haven't run it longer then a minute or two, due to the fact I don't have a dip stick tube, and the resistor situation. I tried to hook up a resistor and the motor would not fire. If I run it with the module power hooked up to the battery side of the solenoid, like I've been doing, will it put to much strain on the module and fry it?