How to remove this coolant hose...
Originally posted by S.J.S.
Hey Asiansensation........so the banjo bolts connect to the back of each head. In other words.....how you got them in the pic. The heads on the top would be your 2,4,6,8 with 2 being the most left right?
Hey Asiansensation........so the banjo bolts connect to the back of each head. In other words.....how you got them in the pic. The heads on the top would be your 2,4,6,8 with 2 being the most left right?
Originally posted by S.J.S.
hahahah........yeah you did confuse me. Nah figured. thanks just wanna make sure. Got my heads here on the groung and gonna port and polish um. Just wanted to make sure I label the valves right.
hahahah........yeah you did confuse me. Nah figured. thanks just wanna make sure. Got my heads here on the groung and gonna port and polish um. Just wanted to make sure I label the valves right.
First off....been on this board awhile and I finally gota ask. How the hell do you put someone elses post on your reply like how you did mine. Okay nuh the stupid question. Anyway you wont break it just get a friend over and take both heads off at the smae time.
http://marines.dyndns.org/My%20Pictures/duh.JPG
its the quote button...
I actually think that I'm gonna cut it and splice it back together. But thanks for the idea.
its the quote button...
I actually think that I'm gonna cut it and splice it back together. But thanks for the idea.
Last edited by scoobysnax83; Sep 3, 2003 at 10:09 PM.
Originally posted by scoobysnax83
yeah, mine are coming off tomorrow, and I'm trying to figure out how to get those banjo bolts off while the are still on the car. I'm replacing them with a set of stock ported and polished, intake port matched heads. The intake is also ported. Plus it has new valves and upgraded springs. I'm so excited, I just don't want to break that steam pipe. Got any ideas?
yeah, mine are coming off tomorrow, and I'm trying to figure out how to get those banjo bolts off while the are still on the car. I'm replacing them with a set of stock ported and polished, intake port matched heads. The intake is also ported. Plus it has new valves and upgraded springs. I'm so excited, I just don't want to break that steam pipe. Got any ideas?
You could always rig up some nice fittings and some braided hose if you want to get creative on the re-install.
I guess there will be no more questions about the V6 car, eh?
Originally posted by shoebox
Try using a six point 15mm socket (if you have room) or a six point boxed end wrench (yeah, they make them). Keep the tool on straight and square so you don't strip the head. If you mess things up, just cut the tube and buy a new set of tubing and bolts. They are not that expensive. Part numbers on my site.
You could always rig up some nice fittings and some braided hose if you want to get creative on the re-install.
I guess there will be no more questions about the V6 car, eh?
Try using a six point 15mm socket (if you have room) or a six point boxed end wrench (yeah, they make them). Keep the tool on straight and square so you don't strip the head. If you mess things up, just cut the tube and buy a new set of tubing and bolts. They are not that expensive. Part numbers on my site.
You could always rig up some nice fittings and some braided hose if you want to get creative on the re-install.
I guess there will be no more questions about the V6 car, eh?
You are being extremely dense.... here is the link again. I know that it works now. Good Luck
http://marines.dyndns.org/My%20Pictures/duh.JPG
http://marines.dyndns.org/My%20Pictures/duh.JPG
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Hey marine dude....so what quote button????? lol
