123michael

i leaks at my cooling head and spits fuel out why is this???

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its possesed

DirtBonez

You should check you head bolts and tighten down any loose ones.

Nick2618

also check any seals that might be missing or worn out.

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And make sure you dip your hands in holy water and have a bilble by you when u start working on it.

REDisFASTER

divine_13, you're not going to post anything helpful, you may as well not post anything at all.

On-topic: Like the other guy above, make sure the four head screws are securely tightened. Also check your head shim, the shim between your engine's sleeve and the cooling head, isn't damaged or cracked. Otherwise, it needs to be replaced. If it isn't there at all, you'll need to purchase one.

DirtBonez

You dont need to run a head shim actually. Some engines dont even come with one.

Exist

I had that problem yesterday actually, the copper ring/seal for my glow plug was bad, got cracked somehow, I just replaced the entire thing made sure it was tight, and all was well.

SaVaGe MaN SS

you need new gaskets

jatoracing33

check the bolts...make sure they are tight and not stripped. if its not the bolts its the shim or gasket...or maybe you have a fualty head

thatsmrgimp2u

Make sure the plug is screwed in tight. Had the same problem, but it didn't exsorcist style project everywhere.

jatoracing33

another reason is this...but ONLY if you are using traxxas glow plugs......

thers something on the traxxas forum that says they changed the glow plug gaskets. if its upside down then it will leak. i would give you a link but i got kicked off, so youll just have to do some researching

stead

it sounds like the cooling head isnt on right or not on proply same i didnt know so i ran it the i broke the engine had to buy a new one or the crank case is striped