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06-28-2007, 07:59 PM
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1986 22R Headgasket change how long should it take?
Well, my truck is going to blow the headgasket soon enough, and the water is leaking into the head, and mixing with the oil. (you know that creamy coffee colored stuff) Anyways I am planning on replacing the headgasket, and having the head resurfaced, how long should it take. It is my daily driver, and I need to change my schedule around my truck. Oh, and what else should I do when the head is off?
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06-28-2007, 09:36 PM
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It depends on how much work you've done like this. If I were working at it consistently, I could have the head off in about 4-6 hours with the little snags that no one ever forsees. Once the head's off, plan on it being at the shop for a day or two (worst case scenario). Reassembly should take you about the same, if not a little less, time as disassembly.
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