Member Information. UnitedHealthcare Community Plan is an Arizona Medicaid health plan serving AHCCCS, KidsCare, Developmentally Disabled (DD) and Children's Rehabilitative services (CRS) members. We have more than 30 years of experience serving families throughout Arizona.
To start, you need to be able to recognize the signs of a blown head gasket. Your head gasket is a metallic seal that is sandwiched between your engine block and your engineâs head. It keeps your engineâs fluids from leaking and is put under enormous stress during engine operation, thanks to a combination of factors:
If you have had your 3.1L or 3.4L equipped GM car or mini-van for any length of time... you've come to find out that these engines are coolant-leak prone. Especially from the intake manifold gaskets (to learn more about this particular problem, see this article: Coolant Leaking From Intake Gaskets (GM 3.1L, 3.4L)).nowing the root causes of a blown head gasket (or head gaskets) is one of the key pieces of info you need to prevent this expensive repair. The two basic causes of a blown head gasket or head gaskets are: 1  Severe overheating. 2  Usually the result of the cooling system loosing coolant due to: 3  Water pump failure.