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I was told I need a new head gasket on my '99 Power Stroke. They said they had to pull the engine to do the head gasket job...is that necessary? I didn't know you had to pull an engine to do a head gasket. TC
Is it the driver's side head or the passenger side? You have all of the HVAC stuff on the right side to deal with, and it's a little easier to get to things on the left side. If it's the right side, pulling the head in-frame is easier than removing the entire engine.
Mr Ford is doing the work. I do not know which side is bad . I posted obout the radiator cap over flow. They did a compression check & said head gasket. I was hoping a injector sleeve. Talked to the mechanic and he said he would call me back. That was two days ago. He said he would have to pull the motor to do the head gasket. It is like an "operation room." They won't let you see what is going on, won't tell you anything...all they have are those $$$$$$$ in their eyes. I may have screwed up taking it to Mr. Ford. I am a great believer that if you once pull out the engine you will never get it all hooked back together. Guess I need to take a box for all of the extra parts that were left over.
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