VIDEO: Inspection Before Disassembly

VIDEO: Inspection Before Disassembly

One of the most forgotten steps before replacing a head gasket is to inspect the entire engine before removing the head and intake manifold. Andrew Markel covers what to look for under the hood, under the car and in the ECM.

One of the most forgotten steps before replacing a head gasket is to inspect the entire engine before removing the head and intake manifold. Andrew Markel covers what to look for under the hood, under the car and in the ECM. Sponsored by MAHLE.

Video courtesy ImportCar.

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