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#1 Posted : 17 years ago
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hi dudes a little help please
a mate across the road well his missus (no more to say)lol
has a EB/ED falcon six auto the stock one well its done
2 head gaskets in 6 months in the same spot between 2/3
and blown the shime out aswell what might be the go with it?
so I dont just put the head back on and bugger another one
and what might the torque settings be for the head bolts be?
thanx again

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check head for flatness, could be warped.
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OK these are a bit of a pain. My brother blew a head gasket on his EB2. When he pulled the head off he found that the middle four cylinders had cracked between the exhaust valves & the nearest water jacket. the middle four were clearly visible so num

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thanx dudes this ford stuff is scary
bloody alloy head shime plates new head bolts
every time .sorry but give me a old holden any day
and just real quick what was the tension on the head bolts
suppose to be not real tight I hear because of
the allo
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#5 Posted : 17 years ago
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Overheating will cause the gasket to blow on a brand new gasket these allow heads cant take it like the old ones.
Check your thermostat and flush the radiator. As if normal water is used in a radiator any small electrical field. which most cars have at o
If its not broke it will be soon
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cylinder head torque : 40nm + 90degrees
also when doing any latish ford alloy head It's best to use a genuine ford head gasket but be carefull because ford sell 2 different V.R.S. kits one is an after market kit (i think is made by permaseal... useless!
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thanx dudes it all went fine runs well give it
a retension in a 1000ks and again at 6 months
just to make sure it will last as long as it can
but wont be doing another ford head for a long while
cheers till next time

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Yeah I sold my EA Ford when I cracked the head. I just couldn't be bothered fixing it.
Got $435 for it on ebay.

I bought an AU to replace it. Hopefully it will be better. :-)
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I don't think you can re-tension those torque to yield head bolts coz their final torque is angular.
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hey i'm new to this but what is this +90 degrees mean
is it turn the bolt ahalf a turn(90degrees)or somthing else
just keen to know girlfriend has ED falcon may need the info
one day thanks guys
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+90degrees just means 1/4 of a turn after the torque setting is reached
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