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Old 12-28-2004, 03:19 PM   #41
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Re: Would you rebuild this block...?

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What did the plug threads look like?

Perhaps the plug was crossthreaded, therfore held no or little clamp load and came loose?

I agree with Edgar that the block should be rapairable, you could always sleeve that cylinder as well.

I would like to get a 4V head one of these days (a free one) to clean up and use as a decoration in the house, if he gets a replacment and is going to ditch it, let me know, I'll take it.
The problem has not been cross threaded plugs....too common to be something that simple.

If you want a 4V head then come by the shop....I've got 2 RH ones sitting here
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Old 12-29-2004, 03:13 AM   #42
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Re: Would you rebuild this block...?

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According to KB it went from 99-02 and a few very early 03's. I know he researched it about a month after he bought his 03L
I researched it before I bought the L, so I wouldnt blow a plug....just a block



Happens alot to 2V motors, but I have never heard of this happening to a 4V
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Old 12-29-2004, 08:11 PM   #43
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Re: Would you rebuild this block...?

I think I have read that some of the 4V heads were susceptible to the plug blowout like the 2V's. I'd have to search maybe stangnet to find it.
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