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Paul Blankenshi

06-22-2007 22:31:36




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Have a blown head gasket. Trying to remove head. have all bolts loose on top and found allen screw behind water pump. head won't budge. Do I need to remove the entire timing cover to get head off? Any more hidden bolts?
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Roger (Mi)

06-23-2007 18:11:51




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 Removing the timing cover serves no purpose in reply to Paul Blankenship, 06-22-2007 22:31:36  
If all of the head bolts are removed and the bolt behind the water pump is removed, the head is ready to come off. Place an end of a 3' long pipe or longer (one that fits without too much slop) into an exhaust port or intake port and push up. The head will break free from the gasket. Obviously, the intake/exhaust manifolds will need to be removed.



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Paul Blankenship

06-25-2007 07:20:49




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 Cylinder liners 580c in reply to Roger (Mi), 06-23-2007 18:11:51  
How far up in the air should the puller be to remove the cylinder liners? I am building a puller and I think that 4 inches is sufficient. That allows the use of head bolts to secure the pulling plate. Is the lower o-ring smaller in diameter than the top?



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