Head gasket
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==Removing a head gasket== | ==Removing a head gasket== | ||
| − | Use a putty knife or gasket scraper. You can also use acetone thinner, ''(confirm)'' or [http://www.permatex.com/products/automotive/automotive_gasketing/gasket_removers/auto_Permatex_Gasket_Remover.htm Permatex gasket remover]. Don't use wire brushes -- the wires can break off, get into the oil pump, and lock it up. (What about 3M "hair brush" pads? What are those? Safe to use?). | + | Use a putty knife or gasket scraper. You can also use acetone thinner, ''(confirm)'' or [http://www.permatex.com/products/automotive/automotive_gasketing/gasket_removers/auto_Permatex_Gasket_Remover.htm Permatex gasket remover]. |
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| + | Don't use Scotch-Brite pads. | ||
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| + | Don't use wire brushes -- the wires can break off, get into the oil pump, and lock it up. (What about 3M "hair brush" pads? What are those? Safe to use?). | ||
==Head gasket re-torquing== | ==Head gasket re-torquing== | ||
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