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Old 10-15-2006, 12:23 PM   #1
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hi i have a nissan sunny that over heated and i had to change the headgaskit that was fine but now its over heating and there is air comeing through the water tank. do you think it is the head please help.
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Re: sunny ingine

If it overheated, it is very likely the actual head cracked when the old headgasket blew. Sounds like air from the cylinder is being forced into the cylinder head water jacket.
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