Did the Goose neck and fan belt off thing with no thermostat and the water began to bubble at about 189 degrees , bubbled once every 4 or 5 seconds. Did this a second time and it bubbled at around 175 degrees.
A mechanic friend of mien said to check the sparkplugs for whiteness at the tips, that it would indicate a leaking head gasket. Number one to number four have it, number one showing the most.
I also did the 7lb pressure test cranking the engine with the plugs out, I had cardboard in front of the plug holes while cranking but did not get any sign of moisture on it.
Right now there is only water in the engine I'm thinking it would have evaporated on the pistons by the time i got to the cranking over part.
I have tried to attach some pics but haven't used the photobucket in ten years not sure what will happen there.
Thanks for all the tips guess the next thing is to pull the head.
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