Blown head gasket - sounds like exhaust leak - Block damage?
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Pete
#12
I got you confused with the original poster. So I thought you had the tooting but for some reason concluded it wasn't exhaust related.
I'd been drinking.
I agree "the jogging toots" is a pretty funny description. Also not a terrible band name. Ok, maybe it is a terrible band name.
What is your noise?
I'd been drinking.
I agree "the jogging toots" is a pretty funny description. Also not a terrible band name. Ok, maybe it is a terrible band name.
What is your noise?
#13
#14
Ok, so maybe I spoke too soon. My rig doesn't sound like the video but my SES light came on over the weekend. Read codes and got the infamous P0455. Noticed that there was a crack in the gas cap seal, changed it out and still have the SES light. Does it go out or do I have to reset the codes?
I'll put a rag over the exhaust tonight and see if I can determine if it's leaking anywhere along the line.
My noise was more of an 'airy' noise - hard to explain - like she doesn't have the guts she used to. Not transmission sounding but more of a roar. I know that sound strange... but then again, I'm not normal.
#15
I was told I could get another 2000 miles easy. Head gasket job with a few xtras like new valve stems and cleaning etc while the engine is broken down will run around $1500.
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Agreed, it is more dangerous than you think to long term damage. The escaping air will also continue to damage the head gasket, and could eventually cause a coolant leak. Better to get to it now than wait. Headgaskets only should be all that is required. I did my daughters with 200k on it and she is still running strong.
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