Help on a Head Gasket
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Re: Help on a Head Gasket
never done a dodge, but i think the same rules apply.
just remove all lines going to the head. make sure you block off fuel lines so you dont get fuel everywhere, remove the head, remove the gasket, replace, and then do the opposite.
just remove all lines going to the head. make sure you block off fuel lines so you dont get fuel everywhere, remove the head, remove the gasket, replace, and then do the opposite.
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Re: Help on a Head Gasket
Dont you need a special tool to disconnect the fuel lines? Im going to attempt it maybe this weekend or next. Anyone wanna give me a hand just let me know as I could use it. The cars in Ptown. Thanx
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Re: Help on a Head Gasket
on my car the fuel lines have a clamp. unscrew clamp, remove line. make sure you torque the head down in the right sequence and to the right specs.
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Re: Help on a Head Gasket
yeah, my fuel lines were just clamped. like justin said, remove the clamp, and remove the hose.
also like he said, there are specific torque amounts for each head bolt, and you have to do them in the correct sequence, with the correct torque, otherwise it would be necessarily the best thing to happen. and i would give you a hand, but im headed out of town this weekend. sorry.
also like he said, there are specific torque amounts for each head bolt, and you have to do them in the correct sequence, with the correct torque, otherwise it would be necessarily the best thing to happen. and i would give you a hand, but im headed out of town this weekend. sorry.