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 Post subject: do u see anything wrong?
PostPosted: Tue May 07, 2013 12:17 pm 
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bill local sold me this late model slant six, said he was spraying carb cleaner and over reved engine and the it ran but popped through the carb , he believed he bent a valve..i c not indications of a bent valve. pulled dist and the gear was OK, drained oil dirty but OK, found some very hard dark plastic pieces in the oil gallery in head and below the head. see pictures.
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Maybe cam chain gear nylon teeth? Not sure how they might get up into the head though. Slipped timing gear might explain the popping.

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Score on the late model chrome valve cover, truck pan/oil pickup, and truck motor mounts!

Hard plastic bits in the valve cover to me suggests PCV valve pieces and/or old hardened valve stem seal material. Not much else up there....

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Hard plastic bits in the valve cover to me suggests PCV valve pieces and/or old hardened valve stem seal material. Not much else up there...
that would be my estimate as well.

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Score on the late model chrome valve cover, truck pan/oil pickup, and truck motor mounts!

Hard plastic bits in the valve cover to me suggests PCV valve pieces and/or old hardened valve stem seal material. Not much else up there....
well. I bought a 1974 Plymouth scamp, and he threw the motor in for FREE.
Bill has a sweet lowrider ram pickup say 1987.He's putting the 360 race engine from the scamp into it.

I'm probably will sell as a package.
as we have a 1969 engine (running) from a Dart and

another motor/trans running in a 1970's dodge sport.year unknown on

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