300ex blown head gasket?
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It looks like you could easily get water in the head due to the head pipe not being properly aligned. I hate to be that guy but that motor looks like it may be a disaster. I would thoroughly go through anything the previous owner did for repairs.
In the 1 pic you posted I can see the header does not line up, look at the crush gasket. The cover has 2 new bolts and the other cover bolt ( bottom center in the pic) appears to have a copper washer under it. Its not supposed to have a washer like that. The only reason you use a washer like that is to create a seal....
In the 1 pic you posted I can see the header does not line up, look at the crush gasket. The cover has 2 new bolts and the other cover bolt ( bottom center in the pic) appears to have a copper washer under it. Its not supposed to have a washer like that. The only reason you use a washer like that is to create a seal....
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The nut on the lower exhaust stud has been replaced. Its also no where near as tight as the nut on the upper stud.
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