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180 headgasket ?

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    Posted: 17 Oct 2010 at 8:19pm
Just got a rough 180 that needs some work for a winter project ; it runs decent but when you have it idleing and go to the front by the air cleaner it sounds like compression coming thru , cant really feel it but it has a certain noise , noticed a little oil in the water; no water in the oil ; could it be a headgasket leaking a little ?
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Oil in the water - definitely head gasket.  Had that happen many years ago on my 175.
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compression at air intake is leaking a intake valve(s).
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Could also have cavitation in the cylinder sleeves letting water in the oil, but that will usually keep letting water in if it sits for a long time, not just when it is running, but if it's just a slight leak, like past the sleeve o rings, then it could only leak when the coolant system is pressureized.
 
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he says oil in water, no water in oil. Pin holes in sleeves will quickly fill the pan with water(coolant).
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Oil in the water? I would be looking at an engine oil cooler leaking, unless this engine doesn't have one.
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