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Re: Head removal 140-160 72

posted by  someone claiming to be bob on  Mon Nov 13 18:08 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Only special tool needed is a torque wrench. A pair of alignment bolts is usefull but not necessary. You can make your own by cutting the heads off a couple of old head bolts, and cut a slot in the top to help remove them with a screwdriver once the head is on. If you don't have old head bolts, you can pick up a couple long bolts or threaded rod at the local auto parts store.





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