Engine repair question about 2008 Town and Country 3.8L
As we are all thinking through this, if you are feeling really lucky.
You can re-torque the cylinder head bolts to try to re-seal the seeping head gasket, by simply removing the valve cover.
Use a toque wrench and follow the factory manual torque sequence and recommended foot/lbs. on the 8 head bolts.
Being you are not getting coolant in the oil yet, this could be a good simple, cheep quick fix.
Throw in a few oz. of Dike sealer as added insurance.
Might need to pull the 6 small bolts out of the front exhaust manifold and pry it forward to gain access to the lower row of head bolts for re-torquing.
Worth a try.
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As we are all thinking through this, if you are feeling really lucky.
You can re-torque the cylinder head bolts to try to re-seal the seeping head gasket, by simply removing the valve cover.
Use a toque wrench and follow the factory manual torque sequence and recommended foot/lbs. on the 8 head bolts.
Being you are not getting coolant in the oil yet, this could be a good simple, cheep quick fix.
Throw in a few oz. of Dike sealer as added insurance.
Might need to pull the 6 small bolts out of the front exhaust manifold and pry it forward to gain access to the lower row of head bolts for re-torquing.
Worth a try.
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