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    Posted: 09 Jul 2010 at 6:30pm
Do the manifold studs on a "B" cylinder head go through to the water jacket?  do they need sealant?
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2 or 3 of them do.
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None of the heads I have ever worked on did. If the holes go into the water jacket it would be because someone sometime or other drilled to deep when drilling out a broken stud.

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Thanks Dick L !
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You can poke a wire or drill bit in each one to make sure someone has not drilled it deeper than they should have.
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