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05 S40 T5 small crack in cylinder sleeve

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ta79pr
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Year and Model: 05 S40 AWD
Location: S.C.

Post by ta79pr »

Helping a neighbor. It looked like a coolant hose on the oil cooler popped and she overheated. Car failed compression test, hoping for just a head gasket. The timing was still spot on.
Pics attached. Head and block do not appear warped using a straight edge.
We bought the eBay crankshaft holder and timing tools. I was looking forward to a nice easy head gasket.

With a crack like this, what happens if one just reassembles? Does it run "ok" for a short period of time and then eat through the new head gasket?
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sleeve between #3 and #4
sleeve between #3 and #4
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Post by jimmy57 »

Needs a new block. It will use a small amount of coolant initially and then progress to having a miss and some white smoke one run up to normal temp and then shut off and then restarted after an off period.

ta79pr
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Year and Model: 05 S40 AWD
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Post by ta79pr »

I am ignorant of model/block applications. Is this block unique, or can one substitute from the normal aspirated model (or others)?
For example, I see this one http://ebayitem.com/361400995822

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