once a headgasket goes, roughly how long till the engine will go?
i got a d16z6 no idea of the mileage as it was swapped in replacing a blown z6 (previous owner did it) and i got white smoke
comin from the exhaust, according to friends its a little puff that just sits there at idle, then when i takr off, driving normal
or haulin *** it comes out like somethins on fire lol. soo by searching i see thats a hg. how long do i have to change the
hg before it'l blow on me? would it matter if i didnt beat on it too and hept the r's low? thanks!!
btw i have searched and read that it needs changed immediately but i cant afford it right now and cant do it myself so
i just wanna kno around how much time do i have?
comin from the exhaust, according to friends its a little puff that just sits there at idle, then when i takr off, driving normal
or haulin *** it comes out like somethins on fire lol. soo by searching i see thats a hg. how long do i have to change the
hg before it'l blow on me? would it matter if i didnt beat on it too and hept the r's low? thanks!!
btw i have searched and read that it needs changed immediately but i cant afford it right now and cant do it myself so
i just wanna kno around how much time do i have?
technically, you could continue to refill the coolant to prevent the warpage from overheating,
with a blown hg idk what else would be affected (premature wear on rings or seals?)
but i see this thread as your going to try to "ride" it out. changing a headgasket and getting the head milled yourself can cost under 200$
with a blown hg idk what else would be affected (premature wear on rings or seals?)
but i see this thread as your going to try to "ride" it out. changing a headgasket and getting the head milled yourself can cost under 200$
hope you have good friends to come pick you up. someone i knew left their car 400 miles from home because they thought the car would continue to drive fine with just adding water. they couldnt afford the tow and the HG blew completely and the plugs couldnt fire any more so they left the car. an integra GSR with tenzo rims, a nice system, dc header, KN intake and a few more goodies so some tow company scored big time. replace the HG ASAP
funny thing is, coolant is NEVER low...so idk whats wrong then and it runs perfect except for smoke, no powerloss or nothin.,,
if the HG is leaking then you should have coolant loss with the whits smoke. have you properly diagnossed the HG being bad? or are you just guessing? put a block tester on the radiator and run it to see if you have exhaust gasses in your coolant system. if not then you got other problems
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i'm actually asking cuz i'm bout to trade the car for another, and i don't wanna b shady and screw this
guy over, just not my style..
guy over, just not my style..
would the autozone "hg repair" stuff u put into the radiator and cycle it thru then drain ect..work? better
yet has anyone used it with good results?
yet has anyone used it with good results?
well i had a guy use that stuff once and it worked for a while but then it started overheating again. so he brought it in and there was more problems. coolant lines ...the smaller ones...got clogged and then we ultimately rebuilt the engine because we hot tanked the block to get that stuff out of the coolant areas of the block. so i dont know if that stuff works temporary or what. but i dont recommend it
I wish my CRX had a D16 engine, only problem is, most junkyards around here have trashed D16s because the previous owner couldnt change the HG or forgot to put in oil.
-anyways i guess i don't have a hg problem cuz i don't overheat ever...only sign i show is thick
cloud-like white smoke..
Weirdest thing, but it doesn't seem to do anything to my motor. No power loss, no overheating, oil level stays relatively the same. I've been driving it like that for 10,000 miles. It's just kind of embarrassing.
Now that I think about it, the only thing my motor does strange is burn the transmission fluid faster than most other vehicles. So fast that I change it with every oil change. My tranny has no pops or grinds, it has nothing wrong with it as far as I can tell, just burns fluid fast. This might be why my car smokes at high RPM (I drive LOTS of freeway miles, I'm talking 40+ hours monthly). Any one know what color tranny fluid burns?
Now that I think about it, the only thing my motor does strange is burn the transmission fluid faster than most other vehicles. So fast that I change it with every oil change. My tranny has no pops or grinds, it has nothing wrong with it as far as I can tell, just burns fluid fast. This might be why my car smokes at high RPM (I drive LOTS of freeway miles, I'm talking 40+ hours monthly). Any one know what color tranny fluid burns?
when i beat on the car, just dd'ing it i don't burn none it remains full or close to it...so if it's not my
rings or hg, what could it be?
*no black smoke
*no power loss
*no overheating or coolant loss, plus coolant stays green and oil stay black, nothin milky
*very little oil burn..............
the first thing i would do it compression test and if that turn out fine then make sure it the head gasket cuz bad valve seal can make white smoke too at high rpm and when you smash on it
u just described exactly my situation...minus the tranny fluid burn, the only burn i get is some oil burn
when i beat on the car, just dd'ing it i don't burn none it remains full or close to it...so if it's not my
rings or hg, what could it be?
*no black smoke
*no power loss
*no overheating or coolant loss, plus coolant stays green and oil stay black, nothin milky
*very little oil burn..............
when i beat on the car, just dd'ing it i don't burn none it remains full or close to it...so if it's not my
rings or hg, what could it be?
*no black smoke
*no power loss
*no overheating or coolant loss, plus coolant stays green and oil stay black, nothin milky
*very little oil burn..............
do a radiator pressure test. its not only testing the radiator its also testing for leaks in the entire cooling system including the head gasket. do a compression test to. go rent them from autozone they come with simple instructions
Oil doesn't burn black. It burns blue. If you have a white or blue-ish white smoke it's oil or coolant or both. Is it only at high rpm's?
And you say:
NO overheating
Not above regular oil loss
NO coolant loss
NO milky residue on the dipstick, no foam in the radiator?
And you say:
NO overheating
Not above regular oil loss
NO coolant loss
NO milky residue on the dipstick, no foam in the radiator?
ive also read that this can happen from the brake booster line creating vacuum and forcing brake fluid into the throttle body? i really dont know tho...my 94 d15 does this, mad white smoke...



