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Posted: Wed 0:28, 23 Oct 2013 Post subject: hollister france Replacing a Head Gasket on a Mazd |
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Replacing a head gasket on a Mazda B2500
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A basic outline of what is involved in the process would be as follows:
Drain the oil out of the vehicle
Drain the coolant out of the vehicle
Disconnect the upper and lower radiator hoses from the engine block
Remove the radiator from the vehicle and set aside (this provides more working room in the engine compartment)
Unbolt the exhaust manifold from the exhaust system
Remove the exhaust manifold from the cylinder head and set aside
Unbolt and remove the intake manifold taking special care to mark any vacuum or water lines so they can be reattached later
Remove the rocker cover
Remove the front timing belt cover to expose the belt
Before removing the timing belt make sure the timing marks are aligned on both the upper and lower pulleys to make it easier to reassemble later.
Remove the timing belt from the cam pulley
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Unbolt the cylinder head and remove from vehicle (sometimes this can take some force as the parts tend to seize together after many years)
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As long as the gasket does not block any holes you can then set the cylinder head in place on top of the gasket.
DO NOT USE ANY FORM OF SEALER ON THE HEAD GASKET!!
The gaskets are meant to be fitted without sealant or they can hamper their sealing ability.
When the cylinder head is located properly you can then coat the threads of the head bolts with light lubricant and thread them in by hand.
Using a torque wrench and following the torque specifications and tightening sequence layed out in your repair manual go ahead and tighten down the cylinder head to the engine block.
Now you simply assemble the engine in the reverse order as you disassembled it, following any torque guides layed out in the repair manual.
When everything is in place and the timing has been reset on the vehicle, add new oil and coolant and start the vehicle. If everything has gone as planned the engine should start and run. Allow the vehicle to run and get up to operating temperature, topping off the coolant as needed while the system burps the air pockets out of it.
There you have it, you just completed a job most garages charge upwards of andpound;400.00 for.
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