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> how do my jugs look ?, pulled tin to check heads, found some dirt, oil
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post Jan 14 2018, 07:28 PM
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75, 2.0. 150,000 miles

im the 4th owner, 8 years and this is the first time i have pulled tin.

good compression and leak down 2 years ago,
i am wondering if this oild and dirt is enough to pull heads?
it was runnimg good and temps were great with aux. oil cooler-



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drivers side on these first 2


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Passenger side


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post Jan 14 2018, 07:33 PM
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post Jan 14 2018, 07:43 PM
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no known history of previous rebuild.

i have some records from previous owners but no documented work on the motor.
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post Jan 15 2018, 02:16 PM
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Since im very curious about circa 70s maintenance intervals

How often should you throw your jugs away and replace

Every 100k miles?



I know this is not popular here or cost effective

But isn't this engine more power egg type design
As in swap out the whole engine and go opposed to fix 1 thing at a time?
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post Jan 15 2018, 04:58 PM
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You could just clean it up as good as possible, put it back into service and inspect again in the future.

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Unless you are itching to spend a couple grand, just clean up the grime and run it. It wont save you any money tearing it down now vs later.
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thats kind of what i figured. i dont think its major leak ir anything like that. i just wanted tk make sure. i dont want to dive in that deep now, maybe in a few years but i really wnat to just clean it up, install the new tin, runners, trottle body, plenum, seals etc etc- all newly powder coated heat parts coming from Bruce Stone! just cleaning and degreasing so that the motor will look as nice as the newly painted body! i think i probably have 2 months before paint gets done so i have some time to clean and reassemble. it is turning into " while i am at it" syndrome!
Mark, hopefully you and i both get our cars done for the next Okteenerfest!
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