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Replacing head gasket on 175 diesel
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    Posted: 07 Nov 2022 at 9:22am
Very likely I got a head gasket blow out on the Perkins 175.

Any advice on how one goes about replacing it?  Friend and I going to tackle it.

Thanks

Tom
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Well, realized I have a service manual....nah going to job this out.
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Dad had a MF 180 with that same engine. He did a head gasket in it years and years ago. I dont ever remember him saying it was a big issue...I know he did it himself with no special tools other than a torque wrench
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