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1991 Ford Ranger. 3.0L V6 Vulcan. Has a guesstimated 230,000+ miles on it..

It has a cone filter on it cause the air box was broken to [censored] when I bought it.

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1995 Buick Roadmaster. It's never really super clean

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Originally Posted By: 55
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1993 Toyota Corolla 7AFE with roughly 175000 miles


Has that manifold had any repair work done?
 
It had a small crack in it and I fixed it with some hitemp cold-weld stuff, that's the grey spots you can see. It still has a tiny leak that seems to be coming from in behind one of the bolts, so maybe the gasket is cracked? Why do you ask?
 
Originally Posted By: ThirdeYe

My 1995 Acura Integra LS:
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I'd like to repaint my valve cover and clean the engine this spring.


My cousin has a 94 Integra and I was wondering why that black paint comes off in flakes. Are you going to repaint it the same black color? I think it looks just fine with the natural metal color.
 
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Seems to do that in almost every single Integra I've seen. No idea why it does that.. I was thinking of either stripping it completely or repainting it black or red, with the crinkle-style paint.
 
Originally Posted By: eljefino
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91 dodge dakota with k-car 2.5 4 cyl engine about to undergo a redneck head gasket repair.

Lots of room for something bigger in there. :)


eljefino, is there any car that you have not replaced the headgasket on?
 
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1991 Toyota Corolla 4AFE

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1983 Ford F100 300ci inline six. It's gone now, because it was such a money pit. But that engine was sure cool to look at, and it had a nice roar to it.
 
Originally Posted By: Jim 5


eljefino, is there any car that you have not replaced the headgasket on?


A history of head gaskets and myself:

Noted bubbles in antifreeze in above pickup. Left alone for years (but not many miles).

Bought a Dodge Spirit with the same motor and a very blown gakset for $160 to practice on. It worked out.

Bought a saturn with bad rings for $200, and the gasket had to be replaced as part of the ring job.

Did my own rings on my saturn wagon thereafter.

Since the s-series cars are rather fun, I bought another with a cracked head, and yet another with a spun rod bearing. Was given a block with a good crank. Two more.

Oh, and my brother-in-laws cavalier 2.2 blew a head gasket, spritzing water externally, near the water pump.
 
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