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#71615 01/14/2007 3:20 AM
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a while back I posted my problem as water in oil. The problem seemed to be head surface which I had resurfaced, then put new gasket. One mechanic told me this 235 six was notorious for cracked heads although mine wasn't. Any body else heard of that? anyway its running again and ready for TLC which I hope I can give it. Gordon

#71616 01/14/2007 3:24 AM
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nevsquare52,

My experience has been that this engine seldom cracks heads...or blocks! It's a pretty tough boat anchor.

It's not a BMW...treat it rough. eek

Stuart


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