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Old 04-23-2011, 11:03 AM
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err, umm.. maybe not this weekend, but monday or tuesday.

also, in the fel-pro gasket set, what are these? i think #2 are injector o-rings, but not sure about the rest

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#1 are valve seals. #8 your not gonna need, it's a 22r gasket for under the intake manifold. #5 and #7 are for the 22r mechanical fuel pump and block off plate on the head. Your only gonna use one. I believe it will be the #5 but not 100%.

Not 100% on the rest.
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thanks. i haven't touched the block-off plate, so i won't need those. same with the valve seals.

the cover is on, and sealed up nicely. if i get back in time, i might be able to get the oil pan...
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Remember don't use that oil pan gasket the kit came with, like I did.
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didn't come with one. i'm gonna rtv-black it. that should work. and instead of trying to maneuver it into place with the stuff on, i'll put it in place, let the pan rest on the diff, then lift straight up. shouldn't be too messy that way
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Good thinking that can become very annoying having to reapply and realign over and over.
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yeah. i've tried several different ways to get the oil pan up, but this seems easiest. i'll have pics of that later, but now for some pics of the past two days

i want to re-locate these to be able to see the valve cover

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looks nice, but it's not going to stay that way

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bring on the "daytona yellow"

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and that's about it. like i said, i'll get more up later
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Hey Ian, looks great, man!

Btw, 7 and 8 are the EGR gaskets on either end. The larger o-ring (9) MIGHT be a new Dizzy o-ring. Don't remember mine being so fat,...and mine was purchased at the dealer, OEM... so .....hmmmm,....but just can't remember. Check the dizzy on that one.
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OH, ...a tip. I don't care how long you let those painted pieces dry, ..... when you fire her up, when the head gets nice and cookin hot it will at first seem to soften the paint again, .....then it will bake on if you manage to avoid touching it long enough. I have a couple wrinkles in mine from having to pull off the breather tube really quick and smudgededed it, lol. Soon after, once it had gotten nice and hot a couple times, .......I can't even BUDGE those wrinkles, they're so petrified! lol.

Anyway, just a thing I ran across, thought I'd share it, lol.

Seriously, Ian, it looks great. ..... Are you leaving the whole valve cover yellow? Shaving any of it in the recess? Just curious. Looks very aggressive, either way! lol.

Good job man!
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thanks mark!

dizzy- didn't think of that... thanks. i'll try it out tomorrow
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OOOOH, and one more thing....

In case you didn't notice, ...somewhere in my build thread in the beginning, .... the water inlet pipe that goes up, vertically, into the intake between injector 2 and 3? .... that rubber O-ring that seals that up? IT CAN LEAK THERE(just cuz it's old and dried up, ya know? If it get's tightened too much as you're installing it, it can crack and you wont know it till it's leaking like a pig), ....and that is not a fun place to try and replace that, drain all the coolant, etc., without taking the intake off(But it IS possible, as long as you don't have to replace the pipe like I did). It's made just for that, specific,.... High Temp Coolant Crush Gasket(Rubber O-ring), just like the ones that go under the high and low valves on the AC compressors(meaning, they expand and flatten out to fill that recess in the intake....and THAT'S IT, the only seal).

Sorry, not meaning to make a big deal out of it, ...but it put me back a whole day or two, because I didn't make sure before putting it all back together..... FOR THE SECOND TIME(injector #2 incident, hahaha).

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looks nice, I'm sure Brian will approve....ha!
you are doing a very thorough job, and painting the components will make it easier to work under the hood.
if you need anything hit me on the cell.
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Half those gaskets I didn't use. Namely because everything was sealed up on my head and I didn't want to risk not having a proper seal on it.

Remember. Don't fix what ain't broke.
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Originally Posted by ChefYota4x4
OOOOH, and one more thing....

In case you didn't notice, ...somewhere in my build thread in the beginning, .... the water inlet pipe that goes up, vertically, into the intake between injector 2 and 3? .... that rubber O-ring that seals that up? IT CAN LEAK THERE(just cuz it's old and dried up, ya know? If it get's tightened too much as you're installing it, it can crack and you wont know it till it's leaking like a pig), ....and that is not a fun place to try and replace that, drain all the coolant, etc., without taking the intake off(But it IS possible, as long as you don't have to replace the pipe like I did). It's made just for that, specific,.... High Temp Coolant Crush Gasket(Rubber O-ring), just like the ones that go under the high and low valves on the AC compressors(meaning, they expand and flatten out to fill that recess in the intake....and THAT'S IT, the only seal).

Sorry, not meaning to make a big deal out of it, ...but it put me back a whole day or two, because I didn't make sure before putting it all back together..... FOR THE SECOND TIME(injector #2 incident, hahaha).
thanks again. i'll keep an eye out for that
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looks nice, I'm sure Brian will approve....ha!
you are doing a very thorough job, and painting the components will make it easier to work under the hood.
if you need anything hit me on the cell.
hah, i'm sure he would, if he ever subscribed

thanks. i'm liking the way the parts are going in
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Half those gaskets I didn't use. Namely because everything was sealed up on my head and I didn't want to risk not having a proper seal on it.

Remember. Don't fix what ain't broke.
exactly my thoughts
Old 04-24-2011, 06:36 AM
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oil pan went on as planned. the sealant is only where i wanted it. sweet
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engine is ready to come back down. i should have everything below the head gasket done today
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Originally Posted by irab88
oil pan went on as planned. the sealant is only where i wanted it. sweet
Excellent, Mr. Farnsworth!!!!, hehehe...
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engine is mounted, now to begin on the other pumps (a/c, steering, electrical)
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Cool, .....the countdown is onnnnnnn! lol. Glad it's going so smoothly for ya, Ian!

Pics for us YotaPorn Junkies, K? lol.

Happy Easter, Sir!
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don't worry about the pics... i got 'em

alternator is on, after lunch is a/c. the p/s pump mounts to some points on the head, so i'll have to wait until later


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