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What is your question?
Intake gasket. Funny how both sides happened at the same time. Do I have to pull distributed to Change intake gasket thanks
Nothing shut it off tried to restart later would not turn over. Pulled plugs antifreeze in back 4 cylinders no water in oil
Engine been HOT???... This most likely happen by just sitting without engine running... Did you ever see any steam from exhaust??
No just started using a little antifreeze. That what got me stumped both sides at the same time
No been running fine. I was told that if intake gasket leaked it can't get in to cylinders. I just can't see how both head gaskets would just go at the same time
Intake leak puts coolant in oil pan 99% of the time!!... Unless it got hot and warped/cracked the heads.. I have no clue at this point... Would like to know what ya find!
How long you figure to pull heads and repair. 2 people working shop full of tools.
Can't really say how long..... It depends!..... It ain't a bad job... It's basically a Chevy Small Block 350 with 2 cylinders chopped off... Same old 'bulletproof' engine they have had for years after the intake is removed!!!!... Better check compression and maybe air check the cylinders before a bunch of work... Didn't know you had the tools and a shop... Now if you have ever worked on a Chevy SB then it should go pretty smooth!.. These engines are pretty tough... Don have to work on em much!!!... Check out the intake and gaskets once removed... It's possible!.. **FIRST** remove the rad cap (air check cylinders with rocker arms 'loose' or removed to find out where the air goes)!!!! Need the proper tool for this!... Can't just use a blow gun! Good luck!
Some more news. Filled up radiator fluid drained back into cylinders while the truck was off