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DC head gasket replacement

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William Watt

05-30-2004 23:28:51

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I am looking for the torque sequence,and amount of foot pounds.Also,was wondering what the drawbar hoese power would be
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Campbell

06-01-2004 20:34:54

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Re: DC head gasket replacement in reply to William Watt, 05-30-2004 23:28:51

The only thing I have in my Dealers Service Manual is to replace the head gasket and then do the following:

Gently lower the head onto the block. Tighten all of the cylindar heads evenly begining with the center studs and progressing outward. Tighten to 75 foot pounds.
Replace the push rods, the rocker arm assembly, and the nuts holding the assembly down. Connect the spark plug wires; install the manifold and valve cover. Slip the gasket in place and fasten the radiator inlet elbow to the head with the two cap screws. Put the engine hood back on the engine. Restore coolant to the system.

After the engine has run for about an hour, and is well warmed up, re-tighten all of the stud nuts. Reset the valve clearance to .018, when cold as discussed in "Adjusting Valve Clearance."

The dealers manual has been pretty helpful. Mines a reprint that I got on e-bay and wasn't very expensive. I think the same guy puts them out there periodically, but wherever you get it I'd say its well worth it. Good luck with your DC

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