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RE: 390 with oil in the coolant

By Richard Bouman - 12/05/2000 7:53:24 PM; IP 204.48.132.243

You have a cracked block in the oil passage going from the cam bearing up to the rocker arms. How to Rebuild Your Big Block Ford book has the
fix in it, but the engine has to come all the way apart.

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390 with oil in the coolant -- Daryl Braun, 12/04/2000

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RE: 390 with oil in the coolant -- John, 12/04/2000

RE: 390 with oil in the coolant -- Richard Bouman, 12/05/2000

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I used to have this problem until... -- Dave Shoe, 12/07/2000

Another LOL - What've you been drinkin'? n/m -- Will, 12/07/2000