Dodge Valve Seat Problem at Josh Pitre blog

Dodge Valve Seat Problem. It doesn’t matter that this is a 4.7 dodge pickup truck head. One overheat and they can come out. Because of the two dissimilar metals, the aluminum heats up faster than the iron seat. It happens to other car models as well. The valve seats on the early 3.7l/4.7l are considered low press fit. In this guide, we’ll cover the infamous 5.7 hemi dropped valve seats issue, discussing what causes the problem and what. The rebuilder claims that 3.7 engines drop valve seats starting at 75000 miles and also have piston land defects and oiling/sludge. Today is was told that it was a casting flaw that cooled the #6 cylinder. I was originally told it was bad valve seats causing the problem. I was told this is a known problem with the 4.0 and the 4.7 liter engines. This is a typical intake valve seat failure. In most cases it is the. The rule of thumb on press fit is.006. The valve seat dropped and it blew a hole in the piston.

It happens to other car models as well. The valve seat dropped and it blew a hole in the piston. I was told this is a known problem with the 4.0 and the 4.7 liter engines. Today is was told that it was a casting flaw that cooled the #6 cylinder. In this guide, we’ll cover the infamous 5.7 hemi dropped valve seats issue, discussing what causes the problem and what. The valve seats on the early 3.7l/4.7l are considered low press fit. One overheat and they can come out. This is a typical intake valve seat failure. In most cases it is the. I was originally told it was bad valve seats causing the problem.

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Dodge Valve Seat Problem Today is was told that it was a casting flaw that cooled the #6 cylinder. One overheat and they can come out. In most cases it is the. This is a typical intake valve seat failure. It doesn’t matter that this is a 4.7 dodge pickup truck head. Today is was told that it was a casting flaw that cooled the #6 cylinder. The rule of thumb on press fit is.006. I was told this is a known problem with the 4.0 and the 4.7 liter engines. Because of the two dissimilar metals, the aluminum heats up faster than the iron seat. The valve seats on the early 3.7l/4.7l are considered low press fit. It happens to other car models as well. The rebuilder claims that 3.7 engines drop valve seats starting at 75000 miles and also have piston land defects and oiling/sludge. In this guide, we’ll cover the infamous 5.7 hemi dropped valve seats issue, discussing what causes the problem and what. I was originally told it was bad valve seats causing the problem. The valve seat dropped and it blew a hole in the piston.