Head Gasket or Intake Gasket
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I highly doubt that it is a blown headgasket if it is leaking externally. More likely is a failed intake manifold gasket. Head gasket failures usually result in coolant in the oil and/or coming out the exhaust.
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if its leaking out without the engine running ... then imma guess a hose is gotta hole in it... check your heater hoses.
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I'm in Spokane. After researching a bit more, I think it is the intake gasket, so I'm going to start wrenching on it. I'd rather give it a try than pay someone.
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i was kidding lol
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I believe you are right - intake gasket. That intake gasket manual you sent from D-tips to armyboy back in October is great. I'm going to give it a go. Thanks for the info.
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I was just typing up a reply that linked to it. I used that same procedure with great results on my old Bravada. Excellent write-up!
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Yea, its definitly the intake gasket - fairly large blow out. I should have this done and up and running over the weekend. I am going with the new metal gasket type - it's more $$, but I've been told it'll hold up much longer than the rubber based gasket.
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well, you were right about all the nuts and bolts - and then some!
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