If it's detonation, that is a good sign, there is nothing really wrong with it, just have to get it back together and find whats causing it. 132K on stock O2 sensors seems like a good place to start.
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Anyone want to tell me what would cause this kind of damage to a head gasket?
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Originally posted by Mysticcobrakilla View PostYou do have some cylinder scoring going on.
If you're gonna slap it back together I'd start at the injectors.
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Originally posted by Mysticcobrakilla View PostLooks like it. Stupid lean.
Just an FYI, head gaskets are the first consumable for an engine just to prevent damage to pistons, heads, liners ect.Last edited by greenbullitt; 05-30-2014, 11:20 AM.Ring and pinion specialist
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Originally posted by JC316 View Post3 and 5 on that side, then 4 and 6 on the passenger side.Ring and pinion specialist
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Originally posted by greenbullitt View Postforgive me for that post.make sure the heads and deck are straight and clean. pics are hard to see how bad it really is. Perform a solid head gasket swap and pay close attention to the optispark setup when done
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Originally posted by JC316 View PostNo biggie, my pics make it difficult to see. Fixing to head out and clean everything up and check it out. The funny thing about this car is that it ran, poorly, but it still ran. It rolled across the auction block and I drove it up on the trailer.Ring and pinion specialist
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Originally posted by ktm300hater View PostWhat's the trick on the optispark. I just recently bought a 95 Z28 for my kid and I'm sure before long ill be going into it
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Originally posted by lowthreeohz View PostDon't fuck with it unless you're doing a water pump swap or it dies. They're evil. I've always heard once you start replacing them, they seem to die quicker. thankfully my 97 never had any issues. I think the early and late lt1's had 2 different optisparks, one maybe is vented and the other isn't.. something like that.
I replaced one 3 times before deciding to run an MSD replacement, and that's been going strong for the last couple years."If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford
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I have a buddy with an old headgasket from his Couple hanging on the wall. The nitrous solenoids stuck on his dry kit. He backed off the throttle and noticed it wasn't right, he was going to try and pedal it to see if they would close and before he could crack the throttle it let off a huge backfire. He cut the ignition, closed the bottle valve and opened the hood. His discharge tube was coated in a sheet of ice between the blower and throttle body. He pulled the coil wire, spun the motor over a bit and tried to start it. Ran like shit.
We tore the heads off and it completely blew the compression ring out of one cylinder and had the compression rings curving into the opposing cylinders of the one that fubar'd.
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We have a winner. Both of the upstream 02 sensors had shit the bed. They were leaning it out as far as it would go. I can only imagine driving it like that, the detonation must have been terrible. Wouldn't even idle once it hit closed loop mode. Swapped them out, fuel trims are normal and it runs like a champ.
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