missing coolant
#34
snoopy what is tbn.
i have to check with my service manager to see where and how much i can get it done for. i know a couple of our trucker customers get an oil sample tested. but first things first. i need to drop the oil. i still think there's far more condensation than what there should be.
#35
From Blackstone Labs: Do I Need a TBN?
#36
thanks dayton
ive never had to deal with oil sampling. i work on older farm equipment. one of my motto's is"any oil is better than no oil". i dont have to get too fancy or complicated with things. i just fix it if its broke.
ive never had to deal with oil sampling. i work on older farm equipment. one of my motto's is"any oil is better than no oil". i dont have to get too fancy or complicated with things. i just fix it if its broke.
#37
OK, so has anybody replaced the head gasket on a 2.2L themself. I just realized that it is my future. Question is, can a semi-skilled non dummy with a fairly well equipped garage do the job? I have air tools, a torque wrench etc.
#38
I decided to go the chemical route, cost $17 plus tstat, coolant and 2 days, after 1000 miles seems to have worked. I only got one estimate, about $1400, the parts alone would cost me more than $300.
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