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leaky head

This sounds lame to me. I'm putting the motor back together, stalled on the rocker geometry, and I noticed that theres a bit of oil dripping from where the cylinder hits the head. I lapped them, no gasket installed. And I'm sure no one uses any sealant between the two. What gives? will this tighten up and seal after the engine runs a while?

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Old 10-23-2003, 08:15 PM
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Hey, I had one of those, but the Doc gave me three shots of penecillin and it cured it.

Heat should cause it to tighten up (hopefully)
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Old 10-24-2003, 11:46 AM
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Nothing worse than your Woodman getting a leaky head..............
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C'mon guys...I'm getting flashbacks of jr. high now.
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So, where's the oil source? I mean how much did you put in there during assembly? Many say put pistons in dry for immediate ring sealing.

BTW, one of the things I discovered when I burned up my motor was the heads were starting to leak. I now believe in Jake's stepping of the cyl tops to the special cut head.
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There was some oil in the cylinders and theres a tiny bit seeping between the cyl and the head.

What does the stepping mean?

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