hey wsup integers i need some help... im going to be replacing my gsr head because its screwed up... with a new one well it has 16k miles... if anyone can help me by posting up some diagrams that will help mr remove and make sure that i connect the hoes up correctly it would help me very much ....

or if you have a link where i can get that info.....


thanks for all the help

 

ANYONE??

 

have you done any work like this before? if not i would not suggest doing this.

 

Yea, you can do it as long as you have at least some good working knowledge of engines. There are LOTS of peices and parts so be sure you remember EXACTLY how you remove it and put it back on EXACTLY the way it came off... go buy yourself a book to get all of the diagrams you would ever need/want including some tips and basic instructions on how to do it (Haynes Manual ISBN: 1563924099 Chapter 2C-1). If you want to be 100% safe (which I recommend) take the new head to a good machine shop and have them plain it down for you so you don't get a leaky seal between the block and head.

Hope this helps and have fun with the project... thats what it's all about.

 

tyte thanx i never done this but ive done alot of other work...so i think i can do it.. i have all the tools needed so well see if not i can just take it to the local shop...


THANS FOR ALL THE HELP PEEPZ

 

I'd give a friend that's worked on Honda VTEC motors some money and a 6pack and let him help you out. Do the work yourself, so you remember what to do, but have him there instructing you. Messing up a motor is an expensive mistake. Get it right the first time. There's lots of bolts, measuring, and head parts involved. Again, get someone experienced to help you out.