Overheating

JunpoweR · 08-25-2008, 03:39 PM

To all of the above replies!

Most likely you will have blown cooling seals to start with.
How come you overheated?
Low on coolant or just racing your motor for a long time?
Check your cooling system for bubbles and if you see any milky-ness or foam u got blown cooling jacket seals.
Since your rebuilding it shouldn't be a problem if your motoris still running but you might hav to replace a front or center iron. The seat fo the cooling seals are very thin in some areas causing them to crack and become unusable.

08-25-2008, 03:39 PM	#4
JunpoweR Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 66 Rep Power: 0	To all of the above replies! Most likely you will have blown cooling seals to start with. How come you overheated? Low on coolant or just racing your motor for a long time? Check your cooling system for bubbles and if you see any milky-ness or foam u got blown cooling jacket seals. Since your rebuilding it shouldn't be a problem if your motoris still running but you might hav to replace a front or center iron. The seat fo the cooling seals are very thin in some areas causing them to crack and become unusable. __________________ --^v--JunpoweR--^v-- "90 GTUs Crystal White GT35 WB TA Project "90 GTUs Brilliant Black Restoration 1984 GSL-SE Daily

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