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I bought a gtp and finding alot of problems with the car i have decided to rebuild the motor because it has 150k miles and it has a blown head gasket so i was wanting to know if anyone knew about the cost it would be to do this.
more then its worth. fix the head gasket and let it live on. these engines can and do pass the 200,000 mile mark. lots of us in the well over 200,000 mile club.
ik these motors are tough but the only reason i think it is a head gasket is because i have oil in my radiator i took the cap off and there is brown muck in there.
I would pull the lower intake before coming to any conclusions of rebuilding, like the others are saying its a pretty bullet proof motor and the stock lower intake gaskets go bad allot which could allow oil into the coolant if they are leaking bad enough
if you think the head blew just because of brown snot, you need to check things over a bit more.
does it eat coolant? or push it out the over flow tank? coolant in the oil? done a compression test yet?
chances are your fine, dex coolant sludge's up and leaves brown snot like buggers on the cap and inside the rad. do a cooling system flush, switch to green.
it had green in it. I just bought the car and i plan on changing the lower intake. So to fix this problem i need to change my lower intake gasket. Then do a rad fliush?
How you fix this? Three easy steps
1. Do a series of coolant flushes until you get the cooling system clean.
2. Change the LIM gaskets and valve cover gaskets.
3. Smile and drive your good running 3800
How you fix this? Three easy steps
1. Do a series of coolant flushes until you get the cooling system clean.
2. Change the LIM gaskets and valve cover gaskets.
3. Smile and drive your good running 3800
if you have plastic lim gaskets, you should change them just because they are failing as we speak. look between the head and lim, under the valve cover lip, if you see black its plastic, silver is metal, and your all set if you see silver. metal gaskets are the up graded one's.