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960 timing belt replacement guide for dummies 900

posted by  ridemore06 on  Sat Oct 7 17:31 CST 2006
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I am almost done with removing the head off my ’93 960. I have the exhaust off and the intake off. I am ready to start removing the cam cover bolts and then the head bolts. I am stuck at the instruction which says to “from the rear of the engine, remove camshaft position sensor, switch mounting bracket, ground terminals 1 & 2, temperature sensor connector and rear coolant hoses”. I don’t see how anyone can do that, considering the limited space between the engine and firewall. I have searched online and can’t find any explanation as to how to go about removing these things from the back of the engine. Please, can any of you who have done this head removal Please, can any of you who have done this job please tell me how to remove the items? I need to have the head out tomorrow so I can put it in the shop this week. Also, where do you buy head
bolts from?

Greg





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