> Thanks for the info guys!
> I was gonna purchased that car for a winter beater but,
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> Thanks again!
If it were a head gasket two adjacent cylinders would be low. If it were
me,
I would have money in hand, and tools to pull valve cover.If its a loose
rocker buy it.
If not pass on it. The Chevy 2.2 is no more prone to blowing head gaskets
than any other engine, or manufacturer fort hat matter with aluminum heads.
You over heat them, they blow.
Whitelightning
Snoop - 07 Nov 2007 18:05 GMT
Ok i think i will do that.It will take 5-10 min to check it.
I've owned 3 GM cars,93 cavalier,93 sunbird(V6 3.1)and a 94 sunburd.Both 4
cyl blew the head gasket.It seems on that 95 cavalier that work has been
done before as the head seems way too clean for the block.
I'll check that out and report the result.
Thanks for your advice.
>> Thanks for the info guys!
>> I was gonna purchased that car for a winter beater but,
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> Whitelightning
ScottM - 08 Nov 2007 09:37 GMT
> Ok i think i will do that.It will take 5-10 min to check it.
> I've owned 3 GM cars,93 cavalier,93 sunbird(V6 3.1)and a 94 sunburd.Both
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>> Whitelightning
Is it just me or.............
never seen a head gasket blow (to my knowlege) for no reason.
Like a very dirty radiator or bad t-stat. (overheating and driven anyway-
till the head gasket blew)
driven the crap out of the car for many miles....you get the idea.....
just curious.....
Snoop - 08 Nov 2007 19:08 GMT
When you buy a used car it's hard to know the real truth about it...it might
of just been bad luck but it's not the first time i hear issue with the head
gasket(older L4)
>> Ok i think i will do that.It will take 5-10 min to check it.
>> I've owned 3 GM cars,93 cavalier,93 sunbird(V6 3.1)and a 94 sunburd.Both
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> just curious.....