Re: Pulling the cylinder head on a 90 325is...
- From: "Jack" <grampajack@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2006 15:11:53 GMT
It would be a good idea to get yourself a copy of the Bentley service
manual.
"Ben Martin" <discflo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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With the help of another novice I am attmepting to replace the head gasket
on a 90 325is.
We pulled out the radiator.
We took off the valve cover.
We took off the timing belt cover, and noted where the "camshaft wheel"
was
when we released the tension on the timing belt.
I know when you release tension on the timing belt you should get a new
one.
But mine was replaced about 7000 miles ago, and to keep things simple we
are
just going to use the same belt. The less we have to disconnect the
better
we are.
We have successfully disconnected 10 of the 14 required bolts in the
exhaust
piping. Seems like we might have to jack the car up to get to the
remaining
4 bolts.
And we have taken off about 12 of the nuts on the air intake manifold (we
should have counted but did not.) We are having a hard time getting the
air
intake manifold disconnected from the head (maybe we can pull out the head
with the manifold connected and then find the remaining bolts on the
manifold that need to be disconnected.)
Does anyone have any basic guidance. We want to get the head off and get
it
to a machine shop for inspection. And in the process we will replace my
head gasket which I sure hope is the source of my leak (it sure looks like
it I think). And of course, I will be using new head bolts when we next
attach the head (its that torque to yield thing.) We are going to eyeball
the each 90 degree the best we can.
If anyone can offer any guidance, especially where disconnecting the
intake
manifold from the head is concerned, it sure would be appreciated (like
how
many total bolts and where are they???)
Thanks in advance.
- Ben
.
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