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Old 01-28-2011, 06:46 AM   #1
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here are some before pictures that i'm trying to figure out what it means about my 5th piston its the only one without any corrosion on it at all and this car has over 200k miles on it.
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Old 01-28-2011, 07:20 AM   #2
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Yea I was in the junk yard and seen a supra with no head and two pistons looked new and the other were black like they had them to replaced or something
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Old 01-28-2011, 07:24 AM   #3
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Generally that means it's been steam cleaned by a leak in the head gasket in one of the coolant jackets surrounding that cylinder.
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so most likely that was the piston that had the head gasket leak?
any good tips on how to clean my gasket area and pistons. I'm gonna use a buffer brush and all but wanted to know if anyone had any other suggestions?
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damn damn damn. read the wrong torque specs for the cam shaft u-joints and broke 2 bolts in the top of my head. now i gotta drill them out and hopefully find new bolts without fucking up my head. any suggestions?
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Go buy a set of easy outs and follow the directions. If there are any uneven peaks to the broken surface file/grind it smooth before drilling the pilot.
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thanks got them out but now what are the specifications on them i need when i go to a bolt shop tomorrow. i know what the torque specs are now i mean but what are the length and thread on them.

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