D Daggar New Member Jul 19, 2004 3,902 5 0 Jan 30, 2007 #21 Jan 30, 2007 #21 Two threads created about same subject. --threads merged--
S superhuaman New Member Nov 8, 2004 907 0 0 Harrisburg, PA Jan 30, 2007 #22 Jan 30, 2007 #22 why are you running your water pump in standard rotation? shouldn't it be reverse rotation since it is a 5.0 with serpentine belt drive?
why are you running your water pump in standard rotation? shouldn't it be reverse rotation since it is a 5.0 with serpentine belt drive?
Modular2v Founding Member Jun 30, 2002 3,222 23 99 oklahoma Jan 31, 2007 #23 Jan 31, 2007 #23 superhuaman said: why are you running your water pump in standard rotation? shouldn't it be reverse rotation since it is a 5.0 with serpentine belt drive? Click to expand... no
superhuaman said: why are you running your water pump in standard rotation? shouldn't it be reverse rotation since it is a 5.0 with serpentine belt drive? Click to expand... no
302RollinHard New Member Sep 26, 2005 0 0 0 Columbus, OH Jan 31, 2007 #24 Jan 31, 2007 #24 Yeah, you should see the tabs of the gaskets on the front of the engine. Where are you located? Possibly too cold outside for a cooling problem to manifest itself?
Yeah, you should see the tabs of the gaskets on the front of the engine. Where are you located? Possibly too cold outside for a cooling problem to manifest itself?
ozanracing New Member Nov 28, 2006 172 0 0 Jan 31, 2007 #25 Jan 31, 2007 #25 Well I just pulled a head off today. Backwards. Ordered some felpro graphite hg's and some 1262 intake gaskets. Do you guys use the cork seals that go from one head to the other, or just use rtv sealer? Attachments fpp-20-1262.webp 15.3 KB · Views: 140
Well I just pulled a head off today. Backwards. Ordered some felpro graphite hg's and some 1262 intake gaskets. Do you guys use the cork seals that go from one head to the other, or just use rtv sealer?
S superhuaman New Member Nov 8, 2004 907 0 0 Harrisburg, PA Jan 31, 2007 #26 Jan 31, 2007 #26 black rtv