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Old 07-28-2006, 10:49 AM
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I have a 1984 toyota pickup with a 22r motor. For some reason after i drive about 5-10 miles it starts misfiring it seems like. It also starts to suck air threw the exhast pipe. I can hold a pice of what ever over the end of the pipe about a half of an inch and it will suck the thing to the pipe and then blow it back. Any ideas would me much helpful. Also I have put sea foam in to the gas, carb, and crankcase to eat up the carbon build up. Thanks

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This is the tell tale sign of either a leaking head gasket, or leaking valves. I have it had happen on a couple of different vehicles. Once your engine warms up, the metal expands and causes the leak.
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This is the tell tale sign of either a leaking head gasket, or leaking valves. I have it had happen on a couple of different vehicles. Once your engine warms up, the metal expands and causes the leak.
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dude have that looked into soon. the 22r is a great motor, it can take a beating. but really have it looked into soon.
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