1993 Jeep Wrangler Head Gasket

TCJEEPYJ

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1993 JEEP WRANGLER
6 CYL
4WD
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140,000 MILES

I have a 93 Jeep Wrangler 4.0 I replaced the head gasket along with a new head (from the head to the roller rockers) and it is still getting water in the oil? I have been working on motors for a while and this just has me stumped. Wanted to know what it may be before I pull the head off again. Thanks

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CJ MEDEVAC

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See my profile. Have we overheated or did not have enough anti-freezing solution in him (a manly, strong, JEEP pronoun)

I Hate to say it, but what about a CRACKED head or block?

Maybe a cooling system pressure test would be next on my list.

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Friday, March 12th, 2010 AT 9:11 PM

TCJEEPYJ

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Well, the head up is brand new so no cracks there, the radiator water pump and therm. Are new as well and I don't think the block is cracked, no leaking oil or power lose and every thing was put back together right from torq specs to gaskets. Thats why I can't figure it out lol It seems to be getting more water in it since the head job then it did before, it didn't over hear oe nuthing, it just bugged me before and the head gasket was blown

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Saturday, March 13th, 2010 AT 11:44 AM

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Tell me, ole Jeep guy, what are the EXACT, (write me a book) signs that you are feeling, seeing, hearing, smelling, and ASSUMING, that H2O is entering the fossil by-products, contained within the large pan on the bottom, of your internal combustion engine.

I have to ask these questions.

My friend's big brother said his brakes were mooshy.

I told him to see if the master cylinder was low, and if it was, fill it up close to the top

Later that day, he wanted me to see why it took so much to fill it.

I opened the M.C. And he said, "No, this one"

I do not know how he could afford to fill his oil fill cap hole, slap full to the top, with brake fluid.

I have to ask these questions!

Reply Soon, If you are good, no moronic answers, I will send you many, many pics on my Jeep modifications. Leave me your email address here or at "PM" next to my avatar.

Love, Turddog

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Saturday, March 13th, 2010 AT 1:34 PM

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I can't pm on here and I dont want a million people to get my e-mail adress, but there water in the oil and a a very slight smell of oil burning coming from it, I own 3 Jeeps and 4 land crusiers so there no idotic questions coming from me lol. The jeep I am talking about it a 93 on 6" full sup. (Converted from leaf to coil spring) lift with 20" XD wheel and 35" Toyo open country mts dana 60 axles etc. I know alot about the mods but what ya got.

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Saturday, March 13th, 2010 AT 10:12 PM

CJ MEDEVAC

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Too many to slowly type, not many traditional type, but lots of good ones.

Thought maybe you were seeing SNOT inside your Oil fill cap....sign of PCV or its system failure.

Go to CJ7 forum find this post, and duplicate his method minus the ones you have now. You will understand when you read his.

"1984 Jeep CJ7 Turning the jeep on"

Then send. I will be at computer for a little while. Its 1209 AM and I haven't bumped foward yet. Will check LATER in morning if I do not hear from you now.

Love, Turddog