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Please not a headgasket 700 1989

posted by  VolvoSteel on  Mon Nov 8 10:28 CST 2004
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Both of those are possible, i picked up a car a few months ago whos owner blew the head gasket and he had not water in the oil nor any oil in the water, so anythings possible it just depends on where the gasket blew and how bad. it is possible your turbo is leaking also but i would invetigate the head gasket before that. For someone whos donw a head gasket before changing them on these car's isnt really all that hard, if you havent done it before this is the car to do your first one on, the FAQ has GREAT instruction's on DIY, i recomend if your up to the task you read them and have fun, i used them my first time, now i can replace the gasket in a matter of a few hours.






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