Gaskets-Seals
So, The GM 6.6L Duramax diesel seems to be causing a lot of controversy. Consequently, One big issue is, what the is correct head gasket is for this application. As a result, Many installers are […]
Rear engine oil leaks that are confused with a rear main seal leak are usually an oil pan gasket leaking. Consequently, An oil pan gasket is also much less expensive to replace than a leaking […]
The most common leaks found in an engine are intake manifold leaks. Intake manifold gaskets can be made of paper, rubber, metal, and sometimes a combination of the three. Intake manifold gaskets are responsible for […]
Cylinder head resurfacing is a very common process today, especially with all the leaking head gaskets. Above all, cylinder head resurfacing is the most common machining operation done in machine shops to date. To make […]
The purpose of the valve stem seal is to prevent the oil from the cylinder head entering the combustion chamber. Valve stem seal play a critical role in controlling valve lubrication as well as oil […]
The valve cover sits on top of the cylinder head and does just what its name suggests; covers the valves. So, The valve cover gasket is what seals this cover to the cylinder head. Most […]
Without having the proper torque specification, assembling an engine, is just asking for failure. This is especially true on today’s lightweight engines; that use mostly aluminum castings. So, having the proper torque specification is crucial […]
Exhaust and Intake Pushrods on G.M. 3.1 and 3.4 engines are different lengths. Quite often I am seeing bent pushrods and valves when they are mixed up. Consequently, Exhaust pushrods on G.M. 3.1 and […]
The oil pan gasket; seals the oil pan to the bottom of the engine. So, It is not uncommon for the gasket to wear out and start leaking oil. When a gasket is damaged; oil […]
Having a oil leak in spark plug well can produce a variety of problems. Oil making its way into the spark plug wells will drastically affect the engines performance. As a result, Leading to misfires, […]
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