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A14 H75 head 01
 LittleFireyOne  2009/3/30 8:45  Tell a friend
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| No.4 rings let go and ended up smacking around and welding themselves into the valve. Hopefully this is salvageable because I don't have an intake manifold for my A15 head |
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| racingboricua |
Posted: 2009/3/31 0:16 Updated: 2009/3/31 0:16 |
Just popping in   Joined: 2005/12/30 From: east bay, cali. Posts: 16 |
 Re: A14 H75 head 01 that's all it did... :)u shod see the thing people bring to the machine shop i work at.... ill see if i can find a pic of some of the work we do there......in my opinion all i wood to the head is fix the valve and the seat ...that's if its not cracked ... ;)id also make them bigger... till they almost touch each other... ;D that fix everything!
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| ddgonzal |
Posted: 2009/3/31 0:53 Updated: 2009/3/31 0:53 |
Moderator   Joined: 2001/5/3 From: Kent, WA Posts: 31830 |
Re: A14 H75 head 01 Could be just the photo, but it looks as if the valve is not centered over the seat. Normally you can just replace the valve, I wonder though if you'll have to replace a seat or valve guide.
A15 heads and manifolds are same as certain A14 ones. But there are several A14 types (wet manifold, dry manifold, etc).
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Posted: 2009/4/1 4:24 Updated: 2009/4/1 4:25 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)   Joined: 2005/8/27 From: Townsville, Qld Posts: 2964 |
Re: A14 H75 head 01 I'll post up the piston in a sec
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