Bullet Proof SRi
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Registered: 11th Jul 05
Location: UK - Clacton on sea - Essex
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my head gasket is on its way out, and needs fixing.
car is running brilliant at the mo but i had a fluid test done on it coz i was loosing water, a fluid test came back positive for the head gasket going, so its only gona get worse.
a mechanic in the family is gona do it for me, but ive got to go and get the bits,
already got, head gasket and 10 new bolts
what else
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5chaap2k
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Registered: 20th Apr 05
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get a complete head gasket kit!
it includes all you need exept:
- timingbelt-kit
- waterpump
- headbolts
- oil
- coollant
It's advisable to get the head skimmed and get new valvesterms mounted (included in the head gasket-kit)
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Bullet Proof SRi
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right got
head gasket
head bolts
coolant
oil
will get belt
do i really need a new water pump
and anything else needed.
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5chaap2k
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if its still good not.. but if it brakes down with the engine running...
you dont wanna have that.. so if u dont know when it's last been replaced.. DO IT!!
maybe you'll need some new bolts / etc for the inlet/exhaust manifold if they brake while disassembling..
[Edited on 23-01-2006 by 5chaap2k]
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Bullet Proof SRi
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do i need sealant for anything
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ed
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Water pump: £40 + an extra 15 mins fitting it.
New engine: £500-1000
Up to you really. I know what I would choose.
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ed
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If you are doing the water pump you may as well do the idler pullys too...
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5chaap2k
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quote: Originally posted by ed
If you are doing the water pump you may as well do the idler pullys too...
those are in cluded in the timingbelt kit... (here in holland they are..)
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ed
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Oh yea, they are included in the timing belt kit aren't they...
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