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Pilot Grove, Missouri | I will disagree to some point on the head gasket. The only time I ever saw head gasket problems on the 3100 and 3400 engines was when the intake gaskets or something else was leaking and they got overheated repeatedly because no one bled the air out when filling the coolant. They overheat very quikly when the air is not bled out. He may have a head gasket leaking if it was overheated badly enough, but it is well worth it to see f it overheats after bleeding the air out. Also most of the ones I saw with head gasket problems, didn't overheat due to the head gasket leak. They would miss on startup due to coolant in one or more cylinders. Patrick | |
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Help with Pontiac Grand Am engine problem
