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Coolant in cylinders
My 97 cavalier z24 is leaking coolant into the 2nd and 4th cylinders.. Could it be cracked cylinders, a warped head or head gasket?
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Re: Coolant in cylinders
Most likely a head, or head gasket problem. A compression test should show where the problem is. Pull the head and have it checked for cracked and warpage.
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Re: Coolant in cylinders
Thanks, I'll pull it off when I get the chance. It doesn't want to fire either. Could that be a lack of compression? I can get it to start but it takes a while and it dies when I take my foot off the gas.
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Re: Coolant in cylinders
Yes. lack of compression and coolant in cylinders would make it hard to start.
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Re: Coolant in cylinders
If 4-cylinder, it's probably a bad head, or gasket.
If V8, you might be able to get away with doing only 1-head (cylinders 1-4). If V6, a bad intake or gasket can pull water into the engine. If the compression is good, lean towards a bad Intake or intake gasket. |
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