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Cylinder head nuts????

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Steve (DE)

03-07-2008 18:52:40




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First, thanks for the TO-20 exhaust manifold help. Still leaks at the flared flange, but I've ordered a new clamp.

Now, my TO-20 once had a "temperature indicator" which was the usual sensor in the front end of the cylinder head, and a long tube going back to a gauge slung under the right side of the dash on a simple bracket. All that's left is the bracket, the sensor stuck into the head with the tube cut off, and two metal clamps under the front and rear head bolt nuts on the left side of the engine. I've got a new gauge and all. What happens if I try to loosen the nuts on the two front and rear head bolts? Head cracks? Studs pop off? Or, it all just works fine, the nuts come loose, I open the two clips and hook on the sensor tube, and I mount the sensor end and gauge end of the device to get a new working gauge? What do you think?

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gshadel

03-08-2008 06:16:54




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 Re: Cylinder head nuts???? in reply to Steve (DE), 03-07-2008 18:52:40  
you should not have a problem with "cracked head" etc. Should not hurt anything to loosen a head nut. Although, just as a precaution I recommend loosening one nut at a time, install the capillary tubing, re-torque the nut, then do the next nut.
When installing the new temp. probe, make sure the recessed flat surface in the bottom of the manifold port is clean. That is the actual sealing point with the flange on the probe.

George

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Gerald J.

03-07-2008 19:30:22




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 Re: Cylinder head nuts???? in reply to Steve (DE), 03-07-2008 18:52:40  
Go to www.kanolabs.com and buy a can or two of Kroil. Then with that soaked in the parts that need to move there is a far better chance they will come apart without damage. Be sure to use 6 point sockets, not a cresent wrench to get good torque to the threads without rounding off the corners.

Gerald J.



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Bruce(OR)

03-07-2008 18:56:21




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 Re: Cylinder head nuts???? in reply to Steve (DE), 03-07-2008 18:52:40  
I will chime in on the exhaust leak. Permatex High temp red RTV around the flange will seal the exhaust system and stop the leak.



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