Head Cracked
09-22-2003 | 01:55 PM
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THANKS TO ALL!!!!! I would also like anybodys knowledge of what else I should go a head and do to my motor while trying to fix this stuff. I am almost made up and pullin engine all together,but cash is always the mean of all these projects. As to cause I noticed the day before of over heating and parked it, the next day started with changing theristat and was going to go from their when I noticed crack on head. When it rained it poored and flooded and I couldn't find my paddle. Hope to find it soon. Thanks for all yalls helping hands. Got some thinking to do.
09-22-2003 | 09:33 PM
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From: Cypress (Houston), TX
You may want to stop in and talk to Michael Crowley at European Auto Technics, not too far from you on Rankin just west of I45. I was just in there last week getting my A/C repaired and we were talking about welding aluminum and magnesium and all sorts of stuff. He seems to really know his stuff. If he can't do it, and do it right, he'll tell you up front. He's out of town till later in the week.
09-23-2003 | 03:10 AM
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09-24-2003 | 01:16 AM
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Ive got an extra pair that are just taking up badly needed space. Not sure what they are off of, but they were free so I took them. The one on the top of the box is 928.104.345.4R. They are clean and look good but stripped of valves etc. You will be my wife's hero if they will work for you.