haed gasket

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Hi Kev,

You need a torque wrench that will do 20 N/m, my others started at 28 so I had to get another one as you need this for the Head Bolts. A varied range of sockets and some extension bars and I would get a 6 sided strong socket for the head bolts so you don't round them. Make sure you use some card to keep the push rods in place. Plenty of bags to label all the parts and some patience :)

There are alot of people here who will give you any help and advice. If you read Gav's post he goes into it in alot of detail and get a copy of Rave too.

Good luck with it, hope it goes well for you.

Matt
 
i have never worked with a chain before how do they come on and off? only ever worked on belts and they have pulleys ant tensioners.
 
you have no need to take timing chain off if your only doing heads, these are pushrod engines, very basic design. just be methodical. i dare say i can do head gaskets in a day!

if you search my posts then you will see how easy they are!!
 
no mate, once the heads are off you can spin the bottom end as much as you like!!!

all the cam stays put. the hyd. lifters can be taken out, squeezed up and replaced in turn. make sure you keep pushrods on correct order. honestly a piece of ****!
 
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