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Just can't stay away  
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yeah thanks. She hasn't shown too hot on the temp gauge so fingers crossed the heads not warped. Yeah well it does'nt sound as bad as i first expected!
Cheers Ed
Posted on: 2008/10/19 22:30
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Home away from home  
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very slim chance of warping a A series head seeing how they're about 1' long!!!
I did mine about 3 months ago and the gasket set from burson's was about 26 bucks.
takes about 40mins to get the head off. i would get it surface ground and hardness tested. Clean block with wet and dry and about 1hour to put back on and adjust rocker lash.
easy.
Posted on: 2008/10/20 6:38
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Just can't stay away Joined:
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After all those symptoms it turned out to be a dodgey radiator cap. I think i accidently got some muddled up in my shed and chucked the wrong one on. After catching the train to work for 4 days and not being happy bout the effort. On the posetive side my mechanic tuned her up nice, adjusted the clutch and fixed a few small niggles that I had been too lazy to deal with!
Thanks for the help
Ed
Posted on: 2008/10/24 14:12
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