replace coolant crossover when doing heads?
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
replace coolant crossover when doing heads?
Just as the title reads..
Whats the consensus of replacing the coolant crossover i.e. steam vent setup when re-doing heads?
I know there is an o-ring in the ends that you can replace, but supposedly pain in the *** to replace.
A new crossover assembly is like 40 bucks so not expensive in the grand scheme.
If I dont replace it and it leaks, it "appears" easy to replace after the fact or is this not really true?
Whats the consensus of replacing the coolant crossover i.e. steam vent setup when re-doing heads?
I know there is an o-ring in the ends that you can replace, but supposedly pain in the *** to replace.
A new crossover assembly is like 40 bucks so not expensive in the grand scheme.
If I dont replace it and it leaks, it "appears" easy to replace after the fact or is this not really true?
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rjacobs (02-09-2016)
#4
Team Owner
No reason to touch it unless it leaks.
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SteveDoten (02-10-2016)
#6
Supporting Vendor
Just as the title reads..
Whats the consensus of replacing the coolant crossover i.e. steam vent setup when re-doing heads?
I know there is an o-ring in the ends that you can replace, but supposedly pain in the *** to replace.
A new crossover assembly is like 40 bucks so not expensive in the grand scheme.
If I dont replace it and it leaks, it "appears" easy to replace after the fact or is this not really true?
Whats the consensus of replacing the coolant crossover i.e. steam vent setup when re-doing heads?
I know there is an o-ring in the ends that you can replace, but supposedly pain in the *** to replace.
A new crossover assembly is like 40 bucks so not expensive in the grand scheme.
If I dont replace it and it leaks, it "appears" easy to replace after the fact or is this not really true?
The following users liked this post:
SteveDoten (02-11-2016)