trissel
New Member
My Vetus M4.14 had some stuck/rusted cilinders. When I removed the cilinder head I noticed some of the coolant passages in the cilinder block where plugged. I first thought it was rust//dirt (it felt soft) and started working on freeing the cilinders. After a few days I got all the cilinders fixed (yes!) and took another look at the plugged coolant passages. It looks like it is plugged with metal and its very solid. I can scratch it with a screw driver and it reveals a shiny material. The cilinder head is not plugged and a new gasket also not plugged. Its also not the old gasket because that material is very soft.
What is going on? Why plug coolant passages? Is it a repair? Can coolant become a solid and look like metal? Should I leave it alone and put it back together?
What is going on? Why plug coolant passages? Is it a repair? Can coolant become a solid and look like metal? Should I leave it alone and put it back together?