Head or Block

Just another dumb blonde question. The housemate has literally pulled apart the motor after my mishap. Was hoping to get away with just the oil cooler (the rings and gasket were shot) ... Welshplug behind the cooler was rusted out, and another at the back of the head. Fixed all that. Dropped the sump, and after a 'test' found water was still leaking somewhere around cylinder 5. Replaced head gasket & manifold gasket ?? .... (and a missing bolt from god knows how many years ago) (Oh, and found some socket thing he lost in the area of the motor most probably the same time) ..... so pretty much put it all back together and its still leaking water from around the same area. Assuming its not the head, as he cleaned it and didn't see any cracks. So, its gotta be the block huh, if so, is there an easy way to confirm that ?? Or is there something he has missed maybe ?? Apparently the water is running out (under no pressure), not just dripping.
Please remember, my housemate sorta knows what he is doing, but I have no idea. All I am trying to do it get a gist of things, so I know what he is talking about (I am learning lots of new words tho) ...
Any help would be greatly appreciated from where to go from now ..
Cheers
Jenn

Hey jenn,

Sorry what motor is it mate? Zd30? Have you got any pics of the water coming out? Is the engine running yet?

The head might be warped. Put a steel ruler against it to check.......

SD33T 1987 MQ Mudrunner ..... haven't got pics as yet ...

its an old motor NP99, so its not an aluminium head if that's what you mean ??

I suppose what I am really asking is has he missed anything when he had the motor pulled apart ????? Big question I know. Sigh :(

This might help :)

http://youtu.be/mc_gaGAf2pk

The head looked nothing like that unfortunately NP... and after he took it off, he cleaned it up and found no cracks ...

Will show him in the morning ... it might make sense to him ...thankyou ???

a good handy man has a very good gopher for this type of work
as he throughs the tools to the other side of the shed in frustration you as the gopher need to retrieve them and hand them back for another round