can I just put my heads back on?
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can I just put my heads back on?
here's the deal:
car = 93 cobra
goal = get car running
story:
(I'll try to keep it simple)
Took engine down to the short block. I had the heads cleaned up. Now I need to put it back together. I have a manual. I'm pretty good with tools and instructions. Can I just put it all back together? The only thing I don't really understand is timing (i've never set it before)... but I'm pretty sure I can reassemble the heads, intake, vacuum lines, etc...
Any hints, suggestions, smartass remarks....
car = 93 cobra
goal = get car running
story:
(I'll try to keep it simple)
Took engine down to the short block. I had the heads cleaned up. Now I need to put it back together. I have a manual. I'm pretty good with tools and instructions. Can I just put it all back together? The only thing I don't really understand is timing (i've never set it before)... but I'm pretty sure I can reassemble the heads, intake, vacuum lines, etc...
Any hints, suggestions, smartass remarks....
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Originally Posted by rubberneck
its all pretty easy if you have the book, you didnt mention new gaskets though....
Don't forget the valve seals on the heads, definitely got to do those while the heads are out.
John
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1992 Mustang LX 5.0-Powerdyne BD-11A, 3.73's, FRPP clutch, chrome Ponies, Mac headers, Aeromotive regulator, MSD 6A, MSD BTM, FRPP 42# injectors, Pro-Flow Air Optimizer, Trick Flow Track Heat intake, Edelbrock 75MM TB, AFM Power Pipe
John
1992 Mustang LX 5.0-Powerdyne BD-11A, 3.73's, FRPP clutch, chrome Ponies, Mac headers, Aeromotive regulator, MSD 6A, MSD BTM, FRPP 42# injectors, Pro-Flow Air Optimizer, Trick Flow Track Heat intake, Edelbrock 75MM TB, AFM Power Pipe
for the timing take your spout out (little plug lookin' thing just before the distributor in the wire harness) and set it to 14 degrees, replace spout and your timing shoud be fine. like rubberneck said clean surfaces are your best friend for a nice seal.
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