The head gasket is found in the internal combustion engine of the Porsche. It is commonly referred to as a seal between the engine block and the cylinder head for sealing the combustion gases within the cylinder and avoid the coolant or engine oil to leak into the cylinders. If it is blown for any reason in your Porsche, then you will notice the signs given in the following slide.

1. HOW TO KNOW IF
YOUR PORSCHE
HEAD GASKET IS
BLOWN IN
TEMPE?

2. Head gasket provides the seal between the
engine block and cylinder head.

3. It seals the cylinders' firing pressure and
prevents coolant or engine oil from leaking
into the cylinders.

4. If the engine's heat becomes more
than normal, it can cause a blown
head gasket.

5. When it happens, you will notice a
loss of engine power in your
Porsche.

6. The following points define the signs to find
the blown head gasket in Porsche.

7. OIL
CONTAMINATION

8. Common signs of the blown head gasket are
the milky sludge on the underside of the oil
filler cap or on the dipstick.

9. It is generally caused when the
coolant getting into the engine oil
of the vehicle.

10. EXTERNAL LEAKS

11. Coolant or oil leak is clearly indicating the
blown head gasket in your Porsche.

12. If the coolant level is lower down
than its specified mark, it can lead
to serious engine damages.

13. ENGINE
OVERHEATING

14. Generally, a blown head gasket will
also cause the engine to overheat.

15. If the car is driven with an
overheated engine, it can warp the
alloy cylinder head.

16. WHITE SMOKE

17. A blown head gasket causes large
clouds of white smoke coming from
the exhaust.

18. Causes behind the white smoke is antifreeze
leaking from the gasket and into the
cylinders.

19. LOSS OF POWER

20. If the head gasket of Porsche
is blown, it allows the
compressed air/fuel to
escape.

21. As a result, it will cause a loss of
compression and reduce engine power in the
car.

22. CONCLUSION

23. Head gasket failures are usually caused by a
repeated overheating engine.

24. If the head gasket of your Porsche is blown,
take it to a reputed mechanic for proper
inspection and repair.

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