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      Top 9 Head gasket replacement Shops in Grand Island, NE

      Green Fifth & Eddy Shops

      Green Fifth & Eddy Shops

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      BG&S Transmissions of Grand Island

      BG&S Transmissions of Grand Island

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      Mo-Fr 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
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      Ken's Auto Service Center

      Ken's Auto Service Center

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      Whitaker Auto Repair

      Whitaker Auto Repair

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      Kim's Auto Repair Service

      Kim's Auto Repair Service

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      Gary's Quality Automotive

      Gary's Quality Automotive

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      Miller Tire Pros & Service

      Miller Tire Pros & Service

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      Accelerated Truck And Tire

      Accelerated Truck And Tire

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      Levander's Automotive

      Levander's Automotive

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      Four common causes for a lawn mower sound from the vehicle and their related parts.
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      Lawn Mower Noise

      The lawn mower sound is typically due to a crack in the combustion system A vehicles combustion system features many components such as cylinders spark plugs and exhaust which are all susceptible to damage These are the most common issues involving these parts A crack in the exhaust system The exhaust system serves as a sort of straw that throws engine gases to the outside When the exhaust cracks it affects the flow of gases making weird lawn mower sounds Faulty head gasketsnbspThe head gasket ... Learn More about the Symptom

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      Symptoms of a bad head gasket

      A faulty head gasket can cause engine issues and contamination of coolant and engine oil. The head gasket is a "wall" separating coolant from oil between the engine block and cylinder head. It basically seals the engine's combustion chamber, preventing these fluids from escaping or mixing together.

      1. Overheating Engine
      One of the most common signs of a failing head gasket is an overheating engine. The head gasket prevents coolant from escaping the vehicle by sealing the engine and cylinder head. But, if the head gasket fails, it'll stop sealing properly, allowing coolant leaks. This leads to low coolant, causing the temperature to rise.

      2. White Smoke from the Exhaust (Coolant leak)
      A faulty head gasket won't seal the engine's combustion chamber the way it should. Therefore, the coolant sees an opportunity to sneak inside the chamber, consequently burning and creating a white smoke. This smoke usually has a sweet smell due to the ethylene glycol in the coolant.

      3. Milky or Frothy Oil
      A failing head gasket won't separate coolant from engine oil properly, leading to contamination. The contaminated oil gets a milky, frothy, or chocolate milk-like appearance on the oil dipstick or under the oil cap. This contaminated oil loses its lubricating properties.

      4. Loss of Coolant Without Visible Leaks
      If the coolant level keeps dropping but you don’t see any leaks, the head gasket may be the culprit. A faulty head gasket leaks coolant internally in the cylinders or oil passages. This internal coolant loss is silent and requires a deeper-level inspection.

      5. Rough Idle and Misfires
      The loss of sealing by a faulty head gasket lowers compression in one or more cylinders, leading to rough idling, hesitation, or misfires. You may notice the engine shaking or running unevenly, especially when starting the vehicle. Misfires can also trigger the check engine light.

      6. Bubbling in the Radiator or Coolant Reservoir
      If a bad head gasket doesn't prevent combustion gases from sneaking inside the cooling system, you may see bubbles in the radiator or coolant reservoir when the engine is running. This happens because exhaust gases are jumping inside the cooling system, messing up with the coolant circulation.

      7. Blue or White Smoke from the Exhaust (Oil leak)
      In some cases, a bad head gasket can allow engine oil to leak into the combustion chamber, causing blue smoke to come from the exhaust. If both coolant and oil are leaking into the cylinders, you may see a mix of white and blue smoke coming from the tailpipe.

      8. External Coolant or Oil Leaks
      Sometimes, a failed head gasket causes visible leaks on the outside of the engine. If you see oil or coolant leaking down the side of the engine block, it could indicate a head gasket issue. However, external leaks are less common than internal leaks.

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