<VV> Sound Of Marbles

[Marc Sheridan]

Mike, I think Smitty solved both of your problems. I'm no expert, but I've
been listening. Couldn't that head gasket leak that Smitty identified make
that noise? The fact that it goes away when warm, also goes along with what
Smitty said.

Marc Sheridan

On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Smitty Smith <vairologist at verizon.net>wrote:

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> Smitty Says;  Mike can't help you with the marbles but I can identify the
> tarrey residue for sure.  It is a head gasket leak.  May be a very small one
> but it is nevertheless.  It is the kind that leaks just enough to stink up
> the heater on initial start but within seconds the gap will close up from
> thermal change and won't make itself known till the next cold start.  Good
> source of carbon monoxide if you let it go long enough.
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