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Old May 22nd 06, 12:48 AM posted to alt.autos.corvette
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The cooling fan on my '86 is always on--relay? I also have an oil leak,got
it up on a lift and of course it's the head gasket-- no easy fixes on this
car : ) What do you think that may go for $. I'm thinking of leaving it
alone for now because I don't lose too much oil and do not add between oil
changes. Thanks ahead for any suggestions-this has been a great forum
helping me many times and I hope I have been helpful in the past.


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Old May 22nd 06, 02:47 PM posted to alt.autos.corvette
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"Joevett" > wrote in message
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> The cooling fan on my '86 is always on--relay? I also have an oil
> leak,got it up on a lift and of course it's the head gasket-- no easy
> fixes on this car : )
I'd double check on that leak diagnosis. Quite unusual for v8-chevy's
to leak oil by a head gasket. Valve cover gasket, yes; intake gasket, yes.
Just hoping to help avoid a costly mis-diagnosis, and at the same time
trying to make it be a less-costly fix. HTH good luck, sdlomi2.


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Old May 22nd 06, 04:33 PM posted to alt.autos.corvette
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THanks for the reply.. Valve covers are dry as a bone and it appears from
underneath to be wet on both sides of the head gasket
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> "Joevett" > wrote in message
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>> The cooling fan on my '86 is always on--relay? I also have an oil
>> leak,got it up on a lift and of course it's the head gasket-- no easy
>> fixes on this car : )

> I'd double check on that leak diagnosis. Quite unusual for v8-chevy's
> to leak oil by a head gasket. Valve cover gasket, yes; intake gasket,
> yes. Just hoping to help avoid a costly mis-diagnosis, and at the same
> time trying to make it be a less-costly fix. HTH good luck, sdlomi2.
>


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Old May 22nd 06, 07:21 PM posted to alt.autos.corvette
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"sdlomi2" > wrote in message
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> "Joevett" > wrote in message
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>> The cooling fan on my '86 is always on--relay? I also
>> have an oil leak,got it up on a lift and of course it's
>> the head gasket-- no easy fixes on this car : )

> I'd double check on that leak diagnosis. Quite unusual
> for v8-chevy's to leak oil by a head gasket. Valve cover
> gasket, yes; intake gasket, yes. Just hoping to help avoid
> a costly mis-diagnosis, and at the same time trying to
> make it be a less-costly fix. HTH good luck, sdlomi2.

he IS talking about an 86.
(20 years old)
its NOT unusual for v8-chevy's do leak from the head gasket.
It depends on many factors relating to how the engine has
been ran, mileage and how it been taken care of.

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