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Old 03-09-2005, 08:44 PM   #1
Phil91EB
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Default Head gasket

I am getting the head gasket done on tuesday. It has be using alot of water for about a week and a half but never got hot untill today while in traffic then went back to normal about 1 min max it was in the red. I make sure that ther is plenty of water in it every morning and afternoon about 1 ltr to 1.5ltrs a day it goes through. I was just wondering how long would it take till there was some serious damage to the head if not already?

It will be getting shaved and tested.

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