water in the exhaust '93 323
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water in the exhaust '93 323
Hi Folk:
My car is vexing me so I'm consulting the mass mind for intervention clues.
It's supposed to be a leaky head gasket, but I replaced that twice, milled the head, used 4 kinds of block sealer (2 kinds of Barrs, 1 ea of blue devil, and something else with cellulose and copper flecks), and it all has no effect. It might be a crack, but if so, it's very well concealed. I also replaced the intake valve stem seals.
I was told I have a 1.8 instead of a 1.6 as the VIN report says. I've been using 1.6 gaskets, they look the same, would that cause it?
From a cold start it runs well for 5 minutes then begins to drip and throw water from the exhaust pipe and the engine rpms drag and advance cyclically. if I drive, it blows steam from the tailpipe while accelerating.
is there any other way the water could get into the exhaust?
guesses? anyone?
thanks
My car is vexing me so I'm consulting the mass mind for intervention clues.
It's supposed to be a leaky head gasket, but I replaced that twice, milled the head, used 4 kinds of block sealer (2 kinds of Barrs, 1 ea of blue devil, and something else with cellulose and copper flecks), and it all has no effect. It might be a crack, but if so, it's very well concealed. I also replaced the intake valve stem seals.
I was told I have a 1.8 instead of a 1.6 as the VIN report says. I've been using 1.6 gaskets, they look the same, would that cause it?
From a cold start it runs well for 5 minutes then begins to drip and throw water from the exhaust pipe and the engine rpms drag and advance cyclically. if I drive, it blows steam from the tailpipe while accelerating.
is there any other way the water could get into the exhaust?
guesses? anyone?
thanks
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