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DRPHIL914
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-

DRPHIL914
drivers side on these first 2
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Passenger side
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one more
DRPHIL914
no known history of previous rebuild.

i have some records from previous owners but no documented work on the motor.
thelogo
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?
McMark
Slippery slope. Pandora's box. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Pick your favorite saying. wink.gif
Mueller
You could just clean it up as good as possible, put it back into service and inspect again in the future.

mepstein
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.
DRPHIL914
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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