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Head Gasket Symptoms Ls1. So as of the last couple weeks i’ve been noticing on the passenger side head (2004 m6 gto, 74k miles, bone stock engine/jba. Then shove a funnel tight in it. Maybe there's just an air bubble in the cooling which is causing coolant to back out of the reservoir. If you have a blown head gasket. The lt and ls cars have the. My 2001 trans am ws6, at 188,776 miles, has a failing head gasket. Take the radiator cap off. If the oil looks like it's turning into chocolate milk then you have a bad gasket leak. But seeing that everything was good until. This is my daily driver, and would like to squeeze a few miles. The lt1 is known to experience issues with the optispark system, head gasket failure, pcv valves, coolant sensors, and spark. Normally coolant out the exhaust would mean a blown head gasket, cracked head or block. Where it seals pretty good to the. You can pull the plugs and see if any of the cyl. For an example, if the head gasket blows out between 2 cylinders and the compression pressure leaks out to the other.

Where it seals pretty good to the. If the oil looks like it's turning into chocolate milk then you have a bad gasket leak. For an example, if the head gasket blows out between 2 cylinders and the compression pressure leaks out to the other. Maybe there's just an air bubble in the cooling which is causing coolant to back out of the reservoir. Normally coolant out the exhaust would mean a blown head gasket, cracked head or block. So as of the last couple weeks i’ve been noticing on the passenger side head (2004 m6 gto, 74k miles, bone stock engine/jba. You can pull the plugs and see if any of the cyl. The lt and ls cars have the. But seeing that everything was good until. If you have a blown head gasket.

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Head Gasket Symptoms Ls1 For an example, if the head gasket blows out between 2 cylinders and the compression pressure leaks out to the other. So as of the last couple weeks i’ve been noticing on the passenger side head (2004 m6 gto, 74k miles, bone stock engine/jba. Maybe there's just an air bubble in the cooling which is causing coolant to back out of the reservoir. The lt and ls cars have the. Normally coolant out the exhaust would mean a blown head gasket, cracked head or block. Then shove a funnel tight in it. Take the radiator cap off. Where it seals pretty good to the. The lt1 is known to experience issues with the optispark system, head gasket failure, pcv valves, coolant sensors, and spark. You can pull the plugs and see if any of the cyl. This is my daily driver, and would like to squeeze a few miles. My 2001 trans am ws6, at 188,776 miles, has a failing head gasket. If the oil looks like it's turning into chocolate milk then you have a bad gasket leak. If you have a blown head gasket. But seeing that everything was good until. For an example, if the head gasket blows out between 2 cylinders and the compression pressure leaks out to the other.