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Originally Posted by chas427fe
Went for a ride today and everything was going along fine. Checked the water temp and oil pressure and they were normal. Came to a stop sign and decided to get on iit. Looked back and saw white smoke coming out both mufflers. Shut engine down immediately and coasted to the side of the road. Tried to start it and starter couldn't turn it over. When they were loading it on the flatbed a couple ounces of antifreeze came out of each muffler. Head gaskets?? |
That would definetly be my best guess. Pull the plugs and turn it over you will probably see lots of anti freeze exit the holes.Dont let it sit without draining the pan and at least 2 quick
oil changes after turning it over a few more times with the plugs out. I would drain the rad before turning the engine over after the first purge or loosen the water pump belt and fire it up for a brief time between the
oil changes then pull the heads and replace the gaskets...High compression gets you sometimes..