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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: San Diego, CA
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I chose not to have a friend help and make it a true learning experience. I agree with changing the injector seals. I learned from not replacing them the 1st time around. They should be available as an injector gasket kit (each kit services one injector and should be no more than $6 a kit) available at most auto stores. Don't go to the dealer for injector seals, too much money for each gasket and o-ring. Replace hoses as necessary. Some may be dealer only, usually the ones with tight bends, like the 90 degree 3" heater hose on the back of the head ($20).
Pain in the ass items (not in any order): 1) ABS Sensor connected to the top of the tranny. 2) Installing the turbo oil line. (NA is NA[not applicable]) 3) Installing the ground line to bottom of intake manifold 4) Install the lower half of the intake manifold before installing the head with the EGR valve too, or it will be a PIA. I can't really think of anything else at the moment. It's not all too complicated, just takes a little know how, and some time and patience.
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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Vancouver, BC Canada
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thanks for all the input guys. i guess i gotta go out and look for some large hex keys and a torque wrench, cuz i will need them. and i will also pick up the injector seals from an auto store. do i really have to get the head milled? from my understanding, you need to do this when installing a MHG, but not stock. i read somewhere that it wasnt really necessary when doing a stock HG.
also, is it alright to still use the head bolts that are already in place? i was told that ARP bolts are mainly for MHG as well, but it would add extra insurance i guess. |
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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Dec 2004
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check out www.supras.nl
It's got very good guide on rebuilding a head with pictures. don't use stock bolts since they are most probably too streched already and you will end up blowing your HG again buy arp bolts or studs also you will need to get your head machined if you want your gasket to last long. for MHG you also need the block machined Last edited by Strannik; 01-30-2006 at 01:16 PM. |
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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: San Diego, CA
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Your car is not going to see boost, get the head milled though and use a composite head gasket.
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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Vancouver, BC Canada
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alright, well i just bought a complete gasket set online for my car. so that covers everything i need. and i also purchased some ARP studs for the job.
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500whp yet?
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: CT U.S.A.
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studs are better than bolts
but studs require you to pull the engine out so after the studs are in the head can be put back on otherwise the head won't be able to fit into the engine bay when studs are in
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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: San Diego, CA
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From what I've been told, when using studs if you're not pulling the engine, you put all the studs in except for the back two. Set the head, then install the last two studs.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Where did you buy those ARP bolts and how much were they?
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Vermont
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I am also about to atempt my first hg as I'm pretty sure mone is blown externally(It leaks out antifreeze after heating up on drivers side fron 12" of the engine under my intake and can see it seep down the block.
How much is an avg price of having a head milled? I got this car as a project the guy who owned it broke a chunk of the egr cooler off so it leaked exhaust and he thought it was worse than it was to fix and I got it cheap and have been doing what I can while driving it but now I need to repair this and don't have a lot to spend (I'm an apprentice with 2 kids ) But I don't want to have to pull it back out a week later and waste the money on gaskets either is there any way to tell If it's really needed or not? Sry I'm learning most of my mechanics from here or figuring it out for myself. I would appreciate any and all help anyone could give me, Thanx |
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