pully's go. When I removed main bolts water came out(almost like under pressure) waste was in head bolt holes as well. I'm wondering why the noise, why water in the holes(could not see any way it could get there and no water in my oil.)
If the head gasket did not seal from the previous rebuild the anti freeze could travel across the holes in the gasket when under pressure. The real problem you may be dealing with is a crankshaft that is wandering back and forth. The previous owner fixed the worn parts but may not have fixed the cause of the problem. I believe the lower end knock is probably caused by the wrong size lower connecting rod bearing (another potential disaster). If the car body is in good shape I would search for a good salvage motor or see if there is still a factory rebuild available. From what you describe there is probably no hope for your old engine.
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If the head gasket did not seal from the previous rebuild the anti freeze could travel across the holes in the gasket when under pressure. The real problem you may be dealing with is a crankshaft that is wandering back and forth. The previous owner fixed the worn parts but may not have fixed the cause of the problem. I believe the lower end knock is probably caused by the wrong size lower connecting rod bearing (another potential disaster). If the car body is in good shape I would search for a good salvage motor or see if there is still a factory rebuild available. From what you describe there is probably no hope for your old engine.