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A compression test will diagnose this really fast. When the gasket fails in front of the #1 cylinder, badly enough so you're blowing blue smoke, the compression will be low on cylinder #1. And, it will blow liquid oil out of the #1 glow/injector hole while you are testing the other cylinders. (Don't ask how I know, lol.)
That said, if this IS the failure, make SURE that you fully clean out the oil galley in the cylinder head. The debris from the failed gasket can plug up the oil passages feeding the camshaft bearings and hydraulic lifters. My 602 had noisy lifters, I replaced all 10 and it got quieter but not silent... a month later the gasket failed, and after a new gasket (and carefully cleaning the oil passages!), the lifters are now silent. Photos of the whole project are here - check out the gasket pics: http://w124performance.com/images/OM602_head/ :stuart: |
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