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Wow. You will be topping uk prices soon and then welcome to the microcar [ATTACH] .
It would cost you more to put in a replacement engine than it would to repair faulty gasket if it were to fail.. Not all prius motors fail... Mine...
Am I missing something, fixing the gasket and it will fail again but rebuilding the engine which incidentally means replacing the head gasket as...
Perhaps but when I switch back to 0w20 oil (depending on what I have in stock or which I can get cheapest) it still doesn't burn any oil. Posted...
It did... And when it was apart the EGR circuit was still clear. .
Only paid £1000 in total for my head gasket repair, that includes everything except water pump.... Yes head was pressure tested and skimmed and...
I should also add since doing oil flushes and using near zero oil the EGR circuit hasn't needed cleaning in the last 200,000 miles [emoji6]...
It's not really a secret but very few people do it, run a good quality engine oil flush through your motor every other oil change. I use liquid...
62mpg...in the UK... Changing to heaver oil made no difference... Oddly enough since head gasket was done I've switched back to 0w20 and would you...
Running 5w/30 in my 370,000 mile prius... Yes head gasket has failed at 350,000 but when taken apart garage was well impressed by how little wear...
11 years in and done head gasket...(£1000) Now at 368,000 miles. Reckon I will get rid of it in 2-3 years....or keep it as a spare. [emoji4]...
Corolla for the win, these cars will all have problems eventually BUT they tend to have have issues because of age rather than mileage, secondly...
Well my OEM gasket failed at 350,000 miles so I don't really see that as a quality issue. .
Easy way to check for gasket leak is after a run switch car off and unscrew header tank cap.... Leave to cool overnight... Replace cap and if car...
Can't believe this isn't on a sticky on front page.... This has to be the cheapest and easyest way to make your car last longer with less...
