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Originally posted by kballard81 they sand blasted my motor and head and i took the motor apart and there is sand everywhere
NOOOOOOOOO!!! Don't EVER sand blast or bead blast our heads! (that's for future searchers).
You have a problem, my friend. (if it was me) Having other heads to work with, I would actually throw that head out and use another. If you are so inclined to roll the dice and use that one, clean, clean clean. IMO, your shop is liable for your head, block and your bearings (as well as oil pump and possibly your block and crank). You will need to COMPLETELY disassemble your engine and THOROUGHLY clean and inspect each part. Your bearings are no good - statement.
Sorry, no good words here except for future searchers, don't do this. Though I know there are some that have gotten away with it, it is very bad practice and your are never sure that you got all the sand/media out of those tiny channels in the head.
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