Mini me swap, buring coolant! why!
hey guys finished my mini me swap.. d16z6 head with skunk2 high compvalves. i got new intake exhaust and head gaskets on there.. torqued down to specs.. car drives great but burns coolant at anything over 3500 rpm.... once it is below 3k it stops.... anyone have any idea where to start for this problem???? i cant seen how it could be leaking with all new ****./ let me know// thanks
You will need a leak down tester and compressor.
1. Set #1 Cylinder to TDC, hook up tester and note difference between pressure input and leak. Uncap radiator and look for bubbles. Bubbles indicate leaking headgasket. If you hear air coming from the intake, bad intake valves. Air out of the exhaust, bad exhaust valves. Air coming from the oil cap (take that off too), bad rings.
2. Rotate crank counter clock wise and set #3 piston at TDC. Repeat step 1. Do the same for #4 then #2.
This is just a quick overview, google it to get a nice guide.
1. Set #1 Cylinder to TDC, hook up tester and note difference between pressure input and leak. Uncap radiator and look for bubbles. Bubbles indicate leaking headgasket. If you hear air coming from the intake, bad intake valves. Air out of the exhaust, bad exhaust valves. Air coming from the oil cap (take that off too), bad rings.
2. Rotate crank counter clock wise and set #3 piston at TDC. Repeat step 1. Do the same for #4 then #2.
This is just a quick overview, google it to get a nice guide.
You will need a leak down tester and compressor.
1. Set #1 Cylinder to TDC, hook up tester and note difference between pressure input and leak. Uncap radiator and look for bubbles. Bubbles indicate leaking headgasket. If you hear air coming from the intake, bad intake valves. Air out of the exhaust, bad exhaust valves. Air coming from the oil cap (take that off too), bad rings.
2. Rotate crank counter clock wise and set #3 piston at TDC. Repeat step 1. Do the same for #4 then #2.
This is just a quick overview, google it to get a nice guide.
1. Set #1 Cylinder to TDC, hook up tester and note difference between pressure input and leak. Uncap radiator and look for bubbles. Bubbles indicate leaking headgasket. If you hear air coming from the intake, bad intake valves. Air out of the exhaust, bad exhaust valves. Air coming from the oil cap (take that off too), bad rings.
2. Rotate crank counter clock wise and set #3 piston at TDC. Repeat step 1. Do the same for #4 then #2.
This is just a quick overview, google it to get a nice guide.
perform the test before you do anything else. As far as all the turbo single cam stuff, I'm not very versed, so hopefully some one else can chime in.
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