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I have a ‘97 Pontiac Grand prix 3.8 with cast iron heads. Will a warped head cause water to get into the cylinder?
7/24/2009
I have a ‘97 Pontiac Grand prix 3.8 with cast iron heads. Will a warped head cause water to get into the cylinder
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Yes, a warped head can very easily allow water to get into the cylinder.
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