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Watch Scotty Kilmer's videos on checking for cylinder head gasket leaks. Always diagnose, don't guess based on bubbles which can be caused by air sitting in the cooling system.
Head Gasket replacement is not for the faint hearted. You need a good set of tools and a torque wrench. And whilst you are in there, you might as well check and lap (fine grind) the valve mating surfaces. You can also get additives that can seal SMALL and I mean small, cylinder head leaks. Scotty Kilmer has videos on that as well.
Likely mounted between the valve covers and the carb/throttle body on the passinger side of engine.One vacum hose and a three wire harness.Two mounting screws.Probibly mounted on a metal bracket with several other things packed on as well.
If everything else checks out Ok in the ignition system (electrical) and if the engine and transmission turn freely,that sound like you might have starter drag.Check to see if you have good connections at the starter.I know its new but check your battery for 12 volts,good connections,ect.
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