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jrohner · 11-01-2009

How do you know that the overheat was caused by a bad headgasket, and not the other way around? It's quite easy to wreck a headgasket; such as: radiator or heater hose not tight enough -- suck in air and overheat, blown headgasket.

There's no way for us to know what they're going to say (good chance it's what I just said), so give them a call tomorrow.

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jrohner Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Willmar, MN Drives: 91GSX; 98 GSX; 92 Tsi AWD; Kawasaki ZR7 Posts: 319	Re: Salvage Yard Question How do you know that the overheat was caused by a bad headgasket, and not the other way around? It's quite easy to wreck a headgasket; such as: radiator or heater hose not tight enough -- suck in air and overheat, blown headgasket. There's no way for us to know what they're going to say (good chance it's what I just said), so give them a call tomorrow. Last edited by jrohner; 11-01-2009 at 11:17 PM..