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Question about 2.2L head removal
#1
Posted 03 February 2006 - 12:50 AM
The Haynes manual is quite helpful, but it crossreferences sections of the book, and as part of the head removal it says to remove the cam and valve rockers.
When looking at the diagrams, since all the head bolts are accessible without removing the valve cover, can't I just remove the whole head leaving the cam/rocker/buckets/valves intact? I'm thinking that since it's a crossreference to the section on how to dissassemble the head, that this is overkill and unnecessary for a gasket job.
Can anyone help?
thx,
Stephen
#2
Posted 03 February 2006 - 01:13 AM
#3
Posted 03 February 2006 - 01:36 AM
I need to do the head gasket on my 2.2 Legacy.
The Haynes manual is quite helpful, but it crossreferences sections of the book, and as part of the head removal it says to remove the cam and valve rockers.
When looking at the diagrams, since all the head bolts are accessible without removing the valve cover, can't I just remove the whole head leaving the cam/rocker/buckets/valves intact? I'm thinking that since it's a crossreference to the section on how to dissassemble the head, that this is overkill and unnecessary for a gasket job.
Can anyone help?
thx,
Stephen
yES YOU can do it like that
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