gemsdad · Jun 27, 2009

nathan5346 said:
Oh bugger that reminds me, i forgot to stick an oil flush in before it went for a service

:doh::doh::doh:

wrxfifer · Jun 27, 2009

do i stick it in before oil with oil or after oil?

wrxfifer · Jun 27, 2009

thats me at heads and all bolts lose except one i cant get it out the furthest away one on right head as looking in cant seem to get leverage on it with a bar without pulling it over and starting to slide off/round head dont want to make it any worse!!??
any ideas??

gemsdad · Jun 27, 2009

wrxfifer said:
do i stick it in before oil with oil or after oil?

read the instructions on the bottle,it will tell you what to do.its before you change the oil.:doh:

gemsdad · Jun 27, 2009

wrxfifer said:
thats me at heads and all bolts lose except one i cant get it out the furthest away one on right head as looking in cant seem to get leverage on it with a bar without pulling it over and starting to slide off/round head dont want to make it any worse!!??
any ideas??

you will need another body to hold the socket on straight,plus you might need a piece of scaffolding tube to use as extra leverage.

gavbriggs · Jun 28, 2009

use the shortest extention always, that way you get less side to side, also t bars and longer extension but use the t bar with equal force both sides!

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

right got the bad head off woohoo got a set of sockets that remove rounded bolts!!
worked a treat but im stuck on the left hand side head cant get into the very furthest away underside exhaust manifold bolt spent £100 on tools trying to get into this and nothing will do it?????

also heres a picture of the bad side if this works lol

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

advice and all help welcome!

j the range · Jun 28, 2009

ok turn the steering round till flat side is nearest the head you should be able to get at it then. hope you putting them heads in to be skimed

gavbriggs · Jun 28, 2009

i would clean them finger nails and use some of that stuff to stop you biting em!!

oh you mean on the heads?? looks like a gasket failure to me, post some pics of corresponding pots!

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

does that move that bar thats in the road then?

gavbriggs · Jun 28, 2009

ooh, also use a stright thin socket, 1/4 drive, instead of the massive 1/2 inch drive, test it with sockets you have if poss, not sure if they fit!!!

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

here are the corresponding pots just took them!

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

i have a 12 point long reach 3/8 socket on it with a flexi adapter and extension bar as small ratchet is even too big for in there and wont do a thing?
im totally stuck with it!

nathan5346 · Jun 28, 2009

Sleep on it, it'll look different 2moro and you'll **** it

gavbriggs · Jun 28, 2009

they look ok to be honest, have you seen the pic of my slippage?

both in that pic have slipped, can you see how the top of the liner is visible not just the chamfer

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

to be honest i have nothing to compare it with or the knowledge to says whats right and wrong first time this far in an engine lol

gavbriggs · Jun 28, 2009

well if compared to mine it should be apparent!! never mind

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

ah you mean the ring at the top seems to have slipped down i see that what would cause that then?

wrxfifer · Jun 28, 2009

SO CAN ANY OF YOU GUYS CONFIRM THIS BLOWN HEAD GASKET WOULD CAUSE THE WATER IN THE OIL I.E THE WHITE SLUDGE ON OIL CAP???

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