Blown Head Gasket
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The document discusses signs that a vehicle may have a blown head gasket between the cylinder head and engine block. Some signs include coolant leaks, a radiator leaking or giving off steam, and spark plugs with a green tint. If cardboard under the hood gets wet, it could indicate a leak in the water pump gasket. Overheating and hard starting are also signs of a potential blown head gasket. The document recommends replacing the head gasket as soon as possible if leaks are detected.
Blown Head Gasket
- 3. The gasket which fits between the cylinder head and the cylinders or cylinder block in an internal-combustion engine.
- 4. Cylinder Head Head Gasket Engine Block
- 6. Coolant coming out of water pump Radiator leaking Spark plugs developed green tint Smell from exhaust system Foul odor coming from radiator
- 8. Continually pumps water and coolant to the engine.
- 9. Place a Card board under the hood.
- 10. If Card board is wet Leak in water pump due to gasket
- 12. Radiates heat out of the coolant system.
- 13. Steam coming up from coolant system
- 14. Seal the leak using radiator stop leak liquid
- 16. Ignites the air petrol mixture in the cylinder head
- 17. Change the head gasket
- 19. Protects the combustion chamber from harmful gasses
- 22. Is this the sign that car has no antifreeze?
- 23. Is it the water in radiator looking dirty brown? YES
- 24. Flush the radiator properly as well as clean the car
- 26. Overheating of engine. Hard to start
- 28. Stop the leaks with sealer. Replace the head gasket as soon as possible.
- 30. Pour sealer into radiator. Make the engine cool. Replace the cap. Turn on the heater full blast. Leave the car in idle position for 30 minutes.
- 32. Mix the coolant with water before put it into engine. Any sound of pinging respond quickly.