made2win1

long story short: I have a 93 toyota trk 22re that had water in the oil, I replaced head gasket finished last night put oil in it and water detected small water leak on the intake(pipe to heater core). to fix it the oil filter was in the way so I drained the oil and to my disapointment 3 qts of water drained from my oil pan new to yotatech I guess I have a cracked block ??

brian2sun

Are you sure the water in your oil wasn't from the blown head gasket? In other words, did you clean it out before the HG and now it's mixed again?

made2win1

thanks for your reply. I drained the oil befor doing HG. and it was clear water that came out before the new oil started to come out. I did not clean the oil pan after draing the oil

jsn_stockard

Sounds like another timing chain guide gone bad. Pull the valve cover and check the timing chain for slack on the driver side. Sometimes when the guide breaks the chain gouges into the coolant passage int the timing chain cover. Check https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...s-have-201749/ there is a picture that shows what I'm talking about.

ibeamtaco

head is cracked

1990yota-pickup

do a compression check u will know if you have a crack in the head or blown head gasket..

pull your valve cover off, and look down into the timing cover and look for wear marks..

thats what i would do before i got carried away with anything

ibeamtaco

they have a chymical test you can do to test cracks in head or gasket and its bullet proof i will put 20 that the head is cracked or head is not flat happens a lot i also resurface my heads whe i do gasket machine shop takes a few hours and not a lot of cash also they usually magnaflux the head free to ck for cracks

made2win1

There was a timing chain wear mark on the drivers side of the block next to the cam sprocket I was told not to worry about it Sorry about the terminology Im a very inexperienced mech could that be where the water is leaking in?

1990yota-pickup

pull the valve cover offf and have look see down inside of the timing cover.. get a nice bright flashlight and shine down into the timing cover and see if you see any nasty wear marks from the timing chain slapping the timming cover...

if you dont see anything you will already have your valve cover off to pull your head off..

made2win1

yotatech is great thanks to everyone who has responded. unfortunately I am unemployed I spent 350.00 on rebuilding the top of the motor even if I could resolve the problem I dont have the buckos to put in it. guess I'll call the I buy junk cars # thanks again
Bob

1990yota-pickup

what wtf?

i know some one on yota tech lives close enough to you to give more money then that rippoff will probely on give you 100.00 cash.. if your lucky.. i would give 500.00 cash.. today..

made2win1

email me at made2win1@yahoo.com and we will make arangements I bought this trk brand new in 93 I will miss it

1990yota-pickup

i just dont want to see you get ripped off on your truck thats all.. its cheaper to throw lesss then 2k into a truck then pay more then 20k for a brand new truck.. you can do what you want.. your a grown man.. i just hate to see people ripp themselves off.