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 intake buildup
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08/10/07 12:50 AM
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What might be the cause of the white/yellow chalky buildup I'm finding in the bolt holes to hold my intake manifold to the head? There is so much build-up it completely caked the bolts in it as I pulled them out... coolant leak maybe? Thanks,
Dan
94' 22re Ex Cab 4x4...pretty much stock, 2" 4 Crawler body lift and 32 x 11.50 bfg mud terrains.
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Re: intake buildup
[Re: DanSweet]
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08/10/07 01:09 AM
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That and you live on the coast, so it'll tend to oxidize.
I put a small dab of antiseize compound on my bolts for reassembly; not much.
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Re: intake buildup
[Re: DanSweet]
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08/11/07 02:49 AM
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Usually a creamy globby mix substance is a water/antifreeze mixed with oil. Could it be a head gasket problem or a cracked head/block.
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