Chris(WA) said: (quoted from post at 01:45:27 03/18/08) Troy , Do you have a radiator pressure tester? Putting pressure on the cooling system with the pan and the valve cover off will give you a good idea where it is coming from.
If you don't have one let me know and I can bring mine over and presurize it for you.
Chris(WA)
I don't have a pressure tester but I think I might be able to rig one up , if I put water in the radiator and put some low pressure to it I think that would work,unless they are more complicated then what I think.The oil pan is still on but the valve cover is off and the funny thing is the oil sitting in the freeze plugs and all around in the head is clear.I had about 18lbs of preesure when it was running.Pressurizing is a great idea and I hadn't thaught about it,eventhough it's very simple.
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