have two-tone 85 gts 160,000 mies has blown head gasket should i fix-get second han

Asked by phoenix80 May 05, 2016 at 09:54 PM about the Toyota Celica

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

had car 9 years much invessted love it tested for head gasket mchanic said
that if was fixed might find cracked block  so i just watch anti freeze level

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Cracked blocks aren't all that common. More likely head gasket or cracked cylinder head. If it were mine and I loved the car I would have the head removed and the head and block checked.

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if you have enough money, you can own a cool old car-

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Buy in all seriousness, 22re's I've seen either blow headgasket and start consuming coolant/white smoke out of the tailpipe. Or the timing chain guide breaks and wears a hole in the timing cover and dumps coolant in the oil.

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