Thread chaser bolt holes
#4
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Thanks guys ^
Anyone else got input on this?
How would I know it's clean enough and ready to start putting the head bolts in, I guess if no gunk comes out any more .. or..?
Thanks
Anyone else got input on this?
How would I know it's clean enough and ready to start putting the head bolts in, I guess if no gunk comes out any more .. or..?
Thanks
#7
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Chased em trough quite a few times some bolt holes seem not to be filled with crap? N they spin down fine without to much resistance and come out with minimal or no gunk.. just wanna make sure it's fine to proceed ?
Not tryna crack nothing
Not tryna crack nothing
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#8
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I back it up with a nylon rifle brush in my cordless drill, spin slow with a little light oil in the hole and you can pump them clean. Then dry them out with some carb cleaner and some air through a small piece of brass tube from the hobby store.
#10
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Might aswell update here on the build.
Cleaned all the head surfaces, piston heads and bolt holes time to re assemble!
I put in the new trays and lifter trays and head gasket on the passenger side it's time !
Cleaned all the head surfaces, piston heads and bolt holes time to re assemble!
I put in the new trays and lifter trays and head gasket on the passenger side it's time !