lilpooh21186

thats what i was thinking but would that leave a seam aross the enter front of my motor on the mani and it dripping down my tranny and on the edge near my timing belt

USS

lilpooh21186

They were ------- with me

Slo_crx1

One of my friend's is having a similar HG problem with his freshly rebuilt b17. It has no miles on it yet at all, but he says it's leaking oil from the hg and he's overheating pretty bad and has massive amounts of air coming through the cooling system. He also had the deck and head shaved, but is using the stock headbolts. Only thing I can come up with is the dowel pins...if the block/head is decked, the dowel pins need to be turned down the amount that was shaved+the lower c/r hg. Ask the machinist whether or not they turned down the dowel pins.

lilpooh21186

i put a new seal in my dist and sprayed the motor off i had it idle for about 1 hour and no new oil yet

reactone

oil likes to travel from cooler areas to hotter areas of the engine. I thought for sure my hg was leaking oil, but it turned out to be the vtec solenoid gasket. I would check those before you go for the hg.

dcg9381

First, I can barely read what you're writing.
Second: They pulled the dowl allignment pins so they could surface the deck. Gotcha. Are they missing or do you suspect that they're too long?
Third: Is your machine shop worth a darn? MLS head gaskets require an R50 surface or better. Otherwise they won't seal very well.

lilpooh21186

they are prolly to long i put the motor togeather my self i didint know i would have to trim them now that i replace the dist oring the oil is not as bad i can see there is a small leak from the back of my vcg but im not sure if that would do it ill try to post pics tom

JonDouglas

Trim the dowel pins when you have either the head or block decked.

They can stick up a little too high and cause the HG to not seat all the way at the corners when compressed.

import810

i had the same problem on my gsr when I had the head milled