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#49755 08/31/2005 7:53 PM | Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 5,708 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 5,708 | tan62, The only place in the head area under pressure is the rocker arm center oiler. This oil comes from a tube connected to the cam brg oil supply. The tube runs externally through the push rod area to a connection on the bottom of the head. Another tube runs from a connection on top of the head to the center oiler. The passage through the head COULD leak into the water jacket through the head gasket, but I would doubt it. A incorrect head gasket could have been replaced with another incorrect head gasket, but I don't think so. As the engine is shut off and loses oil pressure, coolant pressure would remain. Any oil/coolant breach would be a two way street. I would tend to think that, after cleaning up the coolant, the problem might go away. Keep in mind I haven't even seen the inside of a 235 since I was in high school and retirement isn' too far off!
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