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Re: head gasket time [Re: bassplaya] #774923 01/18/07 08:10 AM
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dogtoy Offline
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Re: head gasket time [Re: bassplaya] #774924 01/18/07 08:48 AM
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Mine were either a 14 or a 17mm. WHATEVER YOU DO, use a 6 point socket, not a 12, or you'll be sorry...gonna reef on 'em. Alternate your turns on each bolt btw. Follow the book.


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Re: head gasket time [Re: kewlynx] #774925 01/18/07 07:56 PM
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dogtoy Offline
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The 3vze has 12 point head bolts, and they are 12mm in diameter. You must use a 12 point, 12mm socket to get them out. Be careful, make sure you do not strip anything, they are tight and tough to get out. Use a little caution and you should be fine.


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Re: head gasket time [Re: dogtoy] #774926 01/18/07 10:59 PM
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bassplaya Offline OP
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well the only 6 pt socket i have that fits is a 13. a 14 is too big and a 12 is too small. the problem with the 13 is it fits but it just spins on the points.


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Re: head gasket time [Re: bassplaya] #774927 01/19/07 06:19 PM
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dogtoy Offline
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12mm 12 point socket! Not a six point socket, a 12 point socket.I repeat, a 12 POINT, 12mm socket. Read what I post you.


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Re: head gasket time [Re: dogtoy] #774928 01/20/07 06:07 PM
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dogtoy Offline
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How are you doing Bass? Get those bolts off yet?


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Re: head gasket time [Re: dogtoy] #774929 01/29/07 12:27 AM
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bassplaya Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
well its about time for an update. i just pulled the heads off today and am planning on taking them to a shop to get completely reworked.
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i did however manage to break a small vacuum hose connector and the small casing on the fuel injector. any idea where i can get one besides a wrecking yard?

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Re: head gasket time [Re: bassplaya] #774930 01/29/07 04:29 PM
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Lots of good Toyota parts wreckers on eBay. Don't know what I'd do without 'em but go broke! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


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Re: head gasket time [Re: Stevie] #774931 01/29/07 07:11 PM
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dogtoy Offline
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I broke that same part. I just purchased a new one from the dealer but you could search around the wrecking yards for a used one too. When you buy injector seal kits, that nipple part that is broken comes with it. You need to boil the nipple for a good ten minutes or so to soften it enough to sqeeze on the end. May want to buy a couple extra just incase you break one. Is also a good idea to have your injector professionally cleaned, and balanced, they will replace all the parts for you. Also a good time to take off your starter and replace the brushes and what not, alot easier to get to right now.

Good job! Post a pic of the valve side of the heads if you get a chance. Are 5 & 6 burnt?


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Re: head gasket time [Re: dogtoy] #774932 01/31/07 02:20 AM
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bassplaya Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
well heres the bottom of the heads.

left one

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right one

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