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Re: Warped Head on cub
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Posted by P Backus on May 04, 2005 at 20:25:28 from (69.128.32.152):
In Reply to: Warped Head on cub posted by GNB on May 04, 2005 at 19:24:21:
Yes a warped head could let the head gasket leak water into the combustion chamber causing all those problems. As long as the head is off, what do you see? Is there a pronounced ridge at the top of the cylinder? How do the cylinders look? Glassy smooth, or scored and discolored? Borrow a bore gauge and check to see how out of round the cylinders are. Any burned or bad valves? It's easier to look at some of these things now that the head is off to see if anything else needs attention. As far as cost, I don't know. However, if it needs it, do it. It's worth it. You'll be glad you did every time you start it and it runs great. You may be able to get by with just fixing that head though. Paul
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