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Chevy truck with water in the oil, already did the head gasket.

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Could possibly have a cracked head..if it is a 5.3 liter engine remove valve covers and check for casting cracks around bolt recess...see local dealer for bulletin on this problem and pictures to id head castings

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Did you check the water ports on the head were they opened up with corrosion ,-- did you put the gasket on the right way round ,was it the right gasket with the right number of holes

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