head removal
#1
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head removal
does anyone have step by step on how to remove the head for an eg? nonvtec. or a link for step by step. i've done it before, but i had help then.
#2
Re: head removal (austinkli)
buy a haynes manual at the least, a helms if you can swing it. its pretty simple though if you mechanically inclined you should be able to just look at it and figure out what you need to do. ill give you the quick rundown.
REMOVE THE SPARKPLUGS AND PUT THE MOTOR TO TDC
1. drain coolant
2. disconect radiator, sometimes its easier to just remove it so you have room to work
3. disconect all electrical conections goign to the head and intake manifold
4. disconect fuel delivery fuel return
5. take of intake, or disconect airbox whatever you have
6. disconect all hoses attached to the firewall and the block and disconect the throtle cable
7. unbolt the exhaust manifold.
8. take the valve cover off.
9. slip the timing belt off the camgear.
10. unbolt the head bolts starting from the outside working inwards in a cross pattern. losten the bolts a little at a time.
11. pull the head and intake manifold all attached together.
Landon
REMOVE THE SPARKPLUGS AND PUT THE MOTOR TO TDC
1. drain coolant
2. disconect radiator, sometimes its easier to just remove it so you have room to work
3. disconect all electrical conections goign to the head and intake manifold
4. disconect fuel delivery fuel return
5. take of intake, or disconect airbox whatever you have
6. disconect all hoses attached to the firewall and the block and disconect the throtle cable
7. unbolt the exhaust manifold.
8. take the valve cover off.
9. slip the timing belt off the camgear.
10. unbolt the head bolts starting from the outside working inwards in a cross pattern. losten the bolts a little at a time.
11. pull the head and intake manifold all attached together.
Landon
#3
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Re: head removal (boosted_dc2)
yea, i've done it twice before, no, 3 times, twice on my celica, once on my civic, but before i always had someone over my shoulder helping me. just want to make sure i don't miss anything. thanks man.
#4
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Re: head removal (austinkli)
Just take your time and keep organized. Even if you've been walked through the process before, you should have no problem by yourself.
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Re: head removal (ddd4114)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ddd4114 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just take your time and keep organized.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Agreed. Going too fast fixing a motor is like shaving fast - not a good idea.
Haynes/Helms is almost as good as having someone looking over your shoulder.
Agreed. Going too fast fixing a motor is like shaving fast - not a good idea.
Haynes/Helms is almost as good as having someone looking over your shoulder.
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