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Troubleshoot Blown Head Gasket in 1 Minute!
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2023
- In this quick video, Taryl goes over how to troubleshoot that you may have a blown head gasket. Is yours making this sound? How about blowing black oil out of the muffler? You might think it needs rings when really it's a blown head gasket. Be sure to check out Taryl's more in-depth head gasket video for a full walk through on the subject. Here's a link to that video here: • How To Diagnose & Repa...
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Do you still have mow tow ?
@@zanderraymond7570 Yep, still use it often
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Your videos have saved me a ton of money and time over the years, to say nothing about the laughs they provide. Thanks, and keep up the good work. My Husqvarna tractor proudly wears a Grass Rats Garage sticker on the hood.
Great job ty
A trained ear from the master mr dactyl!
Watching videos, while on the taxpayer's dime [He's employed by the Dallas ISD, as a "mechanic"] . He also makes video's at the school. I'm surprised the "Chickanic" hasn't messaged in.
Your videos have saved me lots of money and headaches from trying to get an appointment at a shop. I hope to be able to come visit your shop some day
TARYL. This is why I watch your videos! I learn't something! I would LOVE to see a video explaining where this EXTERNAL leak is leaking from!
taryl, you duh man. the best small engine mechanic on the inter web cant believe y'all dont have millions of subscribers
Another gem 💎 of grass rat knowledge! Thanx Taryl!
Even tho I thought my 22hp intek vtwin Briggs was running like a champ, this year getting it ready for spring found out it needed some help. The smoke from the diptube sure helped decide on doing the head gaskets after I had already done valve clearence adjustments a bit earlier. Thank you for your awesome videos. I’m now 1/3 into a tear down and changing out most gaskets including sump gasket(bought the whole gasket set due to oil build up everywhere) and with be servicing and lapping the valves due to a lot of build up on the valve side of the heads. With one exhaust valve not sealing properly and spinning with your thumb trick. Still deciding on if I want to crack open the carb for cleaning. It always ran fine.
Keep up the outstanding work.
Your videos are brilliant. No wittering on just simple and to the point
Yet another knowledge nugget from the man. 👍
Don’t forget Taryl has a wonderful video replacing Kohler head gaskets. Not only the master advice but you get to see Taryl consult the crystal ball to gain knowledge of the thing that connects to the thing down by the thing😂
Replace left head gasket on my Kohler 24hp at 110 hours. Thought it was just a fluke, so I only replaced the one side. At 130 hours the right gasket blew. Junk! Why would you make a head gasket without a flame ring around the cylinder hole!
i did head gaskets on my 27 horse kohler because of you! externally blown! thanks bud!
Any noticeable change jn power or anything?
externally blown: black smoke out of muffler (burned oil goes past head gasket during exhaust cycle)...oil consumption...oil gets very black. Spark plugs also gets very black. loss of crank case pressure and vacuum. weak fuel pressure often misdiagnosed a fuel delivery or carb problem.
internally blown: during ignition cycle, combusted gasses blow past gaskets directly into crank case, causing over pressure and oil into fuel pump...usually develops a small oil consumption. surging and engine performance problems...if not fixed will lead to overheat due to oil very hot and loss of viscosity, premature ring and cylinder and piston and cylinder bore wear. Sparks plugs will also be very black and sooty from improper and incomplete combustion.
a compression test AND leakdown test will diagnose this problem.
You have such great content. Enjoyable and educational. Thank you Taryl and crew!
thanks once again for your valuable tips
Thanks Taryl, good to know, always learn something from you.
Genuine genius!
Taryls noise he made for the blown head gasket sounded like the song "dang me" by Roger Miller. Another great vid! Thanks!
I have a Roger Miller album from 1964, one year younger than myself. The record's in better shape then I am! On the cover it says "featuring dang me, and the new hit chug-a-lug" Good stuff from the past. Thanks to you and Taryl for reminding me about it!
Great to see "The lawnmower whisperer" at work!
Thanks for sharing your wisdom
Good to know! Thanks Taryl! Always good avdice!
Taryl's inner voice...."Ya hear that? Ya hear that Mr. Cameraman? That's the $ound of MONEY!..and there's your dinner!"
I really enjoy Taryl Fixes All great content straight up channel no BS even humourous 😁
Great informative content as always.
Always good information 👍
Just saved me a ring job!
love the music , who is the band
Thank you for that info Taryl.
You can hook your compression tester hose up and set to top dead center and connect to compressor hose and see if it blows out the exhaust or intake. Fix it all while the heads off
That's for bad valves.
The only good thing about an internally blown head gasket on an air cooled engine is at least you don't have to worry about coolant mixiing with the oil and trashing the engine.
Good tip, thanks Mr. Dactyl
Thank you and well done. Very helpful
Taryl thanks for dinner it's delicious 😋 appreciate all the videos
a good bit of knowledge there Taryl mate and cheers from Australia 🐨🐑🦘🌴🌏 to your area and yep a good difference in the two gasket related topics and yep even a Victa 2 stroke aka 2 cycle with the P/T (Power Torque) engines can have something very similar too etc.
Explained everything I needed to know
Thanks I couldn't figure out why my why my mower is losing power under a load I've checked the valve clearances change spark plugs coils and did a carb rebuild while I was changing the blade yesterday I just notice it sounded just like this thanks pal😂
Tha k you so very much!
Shit mate, I think you just diagnosed my mystery BMW issue XD
Wry good info thanks Taryl!
Can you put your hand over oil fill to check for excess pressure?
Great info, thanks.
Thank you
Great tip buddy! Thanks.
Very helpful
Thank you, very entertaining and informative video, cheers !
Good to know thanks.
Great tip!
Great video my friend. Thanks, and keepem comin.😊
Thanks Taryl, good knowledge and advice. Crazy now days how engines just dont last. I guess they are part of the throw away world. Watch most of your videos, love the humor. Great content.
That’s very fixable. I wouldn’t consider this trash.
And smoke signals from the dipstick tube!
Remove the valve covers and start the engine. If it’s blown, you’ll see the oil being blown out by the crankcase over pressure. It’s also been my experience that it will fill the air filter housing with oil in the worst cases, sometimes to the point that engine will choke out and die. If your air filter is covered in oil, you likely have a blown head gasket…….
ya but what your doing doesn't always point to the head gaskets . for example I had one that had a fine crack in the top of the piston and it would run fine until it got hot then it would start smoking and fill the air filter with oil . alot of times by looking at the mower and how it has been taking care of can help with finding problems to .
Good advice, good video! 🙂
Can it be internally and externally blown at the same time?
Thank you!
I had a 30 year old Briggs on a Craftsman 22" deck that ran like that for at least 5 years before I hit a rebar lot pin and trashed it. Guess it was meant to be.
I have an echo 770 and when I turn it off it makes a tick noise, it’s basically basically brand new could the head gasket be the culprit?
Thanks content
Hmm, that is what I have. That’s where my oil has gone. Thanks!
I have dog wisdom...you know Taryl,get you a can of that Blue Devil....wooooooooooooooof!
I realise that almost all the engines being dealt with on this channel are air cooled, but maybe a qualifier should be added that there are additional, different, symptoms, for a failure in a water cooled engine, such as white exhaust smoke, water in the oil, oil quantity increasing or turning grey, bubbles in the radiator, loss of compression, etc. . .
Whats causing the carburetor on a briggs single cylinder engine to blow smoke out of it when you turn the engine off?
Valve issue or would a blown head gasket be the problem?
I noticed one of those awful deere stx's back there, with the awful korller command engine. I bet you're replacing either the transaxle or the plastic governor gear.
I have a 25hp Kohler twin cylinder doing the same thing. I checked it with a leak down tester and it is loosing a lot of pressure near the exhaust port. It's not coming out of the muffler. Made sure both valves were closed. You can hear and feel the air coming out. Odd thing is the cylinder has 160lbs. of compression.
Gotta get more stickers my mower doesn’t have one😮
Just had a kohler doing that
Blowing oil out the mufkin? What the heck is oil? Ohhh you mean dinosaur syrup.
I had this same problem on a courage twin I had. You hear a puffing when it was turning over to start.
On the brake and scrappem intek it started blowing oil out of the oil pump screen.
Yep 😞 that’s the noise mine is making.
Kohler courage has entered the chat! (Yes that's a command in the video) courage's just more common
Thanks for Dinner
i also see the oil stain on top of the motor from the valve cover that doesn't have an oil fill port...those rubber seals are notorious for going kaput on deere's and you have to replace them with the old leaded gaskets they brought back, after trying to ditch the old faithfuls
Hey Taryl have you ever had to use a copper head gasket? If so is there a proper way to install them?
We need a video of this getting fixed
Check the included links for that 😉
I have an old jonsered with a briggs 14 horse. Pretty sure its got a bad head gasket. The oil pretty much instantly turns black after an oil change also likes to back fire on start up but that may be another issue. How bad is it to run it with a blown head gasket? I dont use it anymore but I must have used it for 10 years or more like that.
Is that just for overhead cam engines or does that include L-head engines?
Could you do a video on a cub cadet transmission belt?
I believe you.
There's been some small engine problems I've heard but the people didn't want to find the cause.
This gives a go-to and many cylinder heads are easy access and the gaskets aren't expensive.
You don't see a lot of failure of head gaskets.
So, is it overheating?
Or the quality of the gasket?
Or expansion/contraction loosens them up?
Age, easily overheated, ect. All the crap mice like to bury in the air cooled engine covers clogs them up.
@@baileyhatfield4273 the first time I get asked to check an engine for hard starting, or no start, or it's been out uncovered in the rain, I have a list.
It includes head bolt check.
The exhaust side bolts are what's taking the turn on the bolts.
The top comes off, the rope pulley gets lube, the ignition gets wire brushed and regapoed to spec, just like the sp. Plug.
I think the bigger engines don't receive this maintenance.
And that's causing eventual gasket leaks.
I was just wondering what this ones bulletins say or what they find on this versus similar engines of other makes.
People who can still mow, keep mowing, and things add up to failure eventually.
Fluffy sure speeds up the overheat, you're right.
Head gasket generac 4000LX OA8822 220
What type of microphone do you guys use. First time listening with headphones. You got some kind of binaural audio going on
Thank s!!!
You can also feed the intake some oil & see where the smoke comes out.
Yes it’s a kohler thing.
Where does, "There's your dinner come from" An abusive parent? A mean sister? Something you told your dog?
Its Taryl dactyl. If you dont like it, hit the road.
@@Ashroyer86 Actually, Your advice saved me a ton of wasted effort and I bought a hooiie to support you. I simply wondered where that expression came from. Never heard it before. Best regards, BobD
If I insulted you, I am sorry, That was not my intent.
@@Ashroyer86 I thought you would have some funny story about the origins of that expression.
My inquiry was not meant to be hurtful.
Ok mine doesn't make that noise at all turning off, oil is milky brown colored on a scag freedom z. Absolutely no noticeable loss of power. Went to check oil while it was running amd a small puff of white smoke came out of dipstick tube along with oil mist being sprayed out.
I also sound like that at day's end when I run out of puff.
Yep over heating will do that 😢
I got me a set of them teeth at a laundry mat ears back for $.50. I still have them. I’ll put that in when I go to the airport or somewhere once in a while just to see what people do. It’s comical as hell.
0:48 U mean compresh-ione.
HELP 15.5 ohv single single Briggs new head gasket valves set to speck no belt push rods or valves timing key is in place so not out of time but still no start and blowing compression out the carb HELP
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I got a techumsi doing the same thing. just to lazy to fix it. :-/
Mint
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Grassraaaaaats YEOWWWW!
far out!
So if I come to your shop at any time you will always be in character with the teeth...
@@80SWoods he's a bit British then..
Is it ok to operate?
Ive seen people run them for years like that before it ends up not running anymore due to lack of compression. Its gonna gradually get worse as you run it more, But you can get by with running it like that till you can get it fixed.
What was that sound again !!!!
I am going to keep asking you Taryl.....Meg MO blade system.....GOOD....or ....NOT SO