Well, That kinda Blows!
- ran429
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I got it firing on all 4 and running like a raped ape, but that Head on the #1 cyl either got loosened or my Gasket needs replacing.
Seems i am getting oil blowing out of there which sucks because now i will have to plan on doing a head gasket soon, Never been into a motor before.
Hope its easy. :blink:
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Just kidding Randy...like the plummer said...try retorqueing the head bolts first...
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- ran429
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I hate snapping bolts.
I hope it does the trick, if not i will be using you guys's help. I am just not to keen on going inside motors. Never done it before, always had my dad or Mechanic buddy do that stuff for me.
Guess i will be purchasing a new torque wrench soon.
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I hate snapping bolts.
On that note it may be worth the time to pull each of the bolts you can out of their repective holes and "never sneezeing" them. Best of luck!
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I will be re torking it this weekend after i warm it up a bit, i wont torque cold metal anymore.
I hate snapping bolts.
All torque specs I've seen are for cold bolts/nuts. You might want to break all the bolts loose on a hot engine, but do the torquing on a cold engine.
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also gives you a chance to bench shim the head and get a real good look at the top of your pistons.
nothing to scary. like they said, we can talk you through it if you get stuck.
take some pictures along the way.
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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