So I've had a blown head gasket since I got the car a few years ago. I have zero intention of fixing it, as I will be swapping motors relatively soon and I never drive it.
The gasket has blown out on the exhaust side, spitting out little bits of coolant onto the exhaust which gives me the o-so-cool spyhunter smoke screen as I drive down the road. I can see exactly where this is happening. Short of sticking a glob of JB weld there (which would take away any possibility of parting engine components later), is there something I can stick in that hole in the gasket to prevent coolant smoke?
The gasket has blown out on the exhaust side, spitting out little bits of coolant onto the exhaust which gives me the o-so-cool spyhunter smoke screen as I drive down the road. I can see exactly where this is happening. Short of sticking a glob of JB weld there (which would take away any possibility of parting engine components later), is there something I can stick in that hole in the gasket to prevent coolant smoke?
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