TB42 Head Problems on Gas
Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 5:15 pm
I am considering on putting my GQ onto a dual fuel set up, i am concerined with all the stories you hear about them doing there heads in after a while and the cost to repair it.
What i want to know is, is this problem caused by the extra engine temps involved with gas or changing between the 2 fuels?
If it is a heat problem could you use replace the radiator with a deisel on or a PWR radiator to cool down the extra engine temps and maybe also look at putting a higher flowing water pump be it a mechanical pump or a electrical pump.
Or would it be best to put it on straight gas? My only concern with this is the avalabilty of gas when traveling between states and on trips.
Your thoughts and experence on this would be greatly appricated.
What i want to know is, is this problem caused by the extra engine temps involved with gas or changing between the 2 fuels?
If it is a heat problem could you use replace the radiator with a deisel on or a PWR radiator to cool down the extra engine temps and maybe also look at putting a higher flowing water pump be it a mechanical pump or a electrical pump.
Or would it be best to put it on straight gas? My only concern with this is the avalabilty of gas when traveling between states and on trips.
Your thoughts and experence on this would be greatly appricated.