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    Antifreeze in oil!!!!

    I know the ominous meaning of this in most cases, but is there any other way this could happen besides a fucked head gasket? Are there any oil cooler lines or anything like that I am missing that may be crossed?



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    could be numerous things, but the head gasket is the cheapest and you gotta pull your head off anyway to make sure there are no cracks or warpness. i dont believe there are any oil lines that would even put oil in the antifreeze, on anycar... but have fun though
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    The head was checked and rebuilt by a reputable machine shop here in town. This is a rebuilt engine so I can only assume my brother didn't torque the head down properly but I wanted to make sure before I tore this thing half way down.

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    well to be safe, thats the only thing to do is tear it down. and heads are funny like that, i had a head fixed on a well know mechanic also. it was a pin hole in #4 exhaust on my yota, two weeks later the fucker was worse. the mechanic was VERY sorry about it to, i ended up getting a rebuilt head for like 30 bucks cuz he thought i was getting a shop to put the head on. labor cost money
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    how much was it to get your head gasket changed?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AccordAddict
    how much was it to get your head gasket changed?
    Expect to pay between $400 - $600
    Also a new water pump ($26) and timing belt ($30) is allmost a nessesity at that point.
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    I am expecting to do the work myself. The head gasket is about 40 bucks. Timing belt, water pump oil pump all that is new. What I am not sure about is do I have to remove the intake, or can the head and intake be lifted off as a whole unit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Locutus
    I am expecting to do the work myself. The head gasket is about 40 bucks. Timing belt, water pump oil pump all that is new. What I am not sure about is do I have to remove the intake, or can the head and intake be lifted off as a whole unit?
    yes they can, infact its way easier to leave the intake on. IMO
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