StefanA
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Hi to everyone, first time on this forum.
Here's one for every one to remember. The round cover on the back of the offside headlamp of my series 1 Freelander recently came off?? It managed to work it's way down between the chassis and the aux drive belt. It broke this belt, jammed it around the crank pully, smashed the cam belt cover and snapped the cam belt. Needles to say 5 valves bent and a damaged cam housing,,one exchange head req.
My question is, when I've come to refit the cylinder head, it mentions in the Haynes manual about the 'oil feed restrictor' This is supposed to be located in the block under the gasget between head and block.
When I removed the original head, there wasn't any sort of restrictor (I assume it's like a small dowel that fits into the oil feed hole in the bloc but I'm not sure). There isn't anything like one in the new gasget set either.
Has anyone any experience of this restrictor or what the book means? I dont want to press ahead until I'm sure it has or hasn't got to have one fitted.
Here's one for every one to remember. The round cover on the back of the offside headlamp of my series 1 Freelander recently came off?? It managed to work it's way down between the chassis and the aux drive belt. It broke this belt, jammed it around the crank pully, smashed the cam belt cover and snapped the cam belt. Needles to say 5 valves bent and a damaged cam housing,,one exchange head req.
My question is, when I've come to refit the cylinder head, it mentions in the Haynes manual about the 'oil feed restrictor' This is supposed to be located in the block under the gasget between head and block.
When I removed the original head, there wasn't any sort of restrictor (I assume it's like a small dowel that fits into the oil feed hole in the bloc but I'm not sure). There isn't anything like one in the new gasget set either.
Has anyone any experience of this restrictor or what the book means? I dont want to press ahead until I'm sure it has or hasn't got to have one fitted.