I pulled the head on my TR6 and did not break or strip any bolts.
I pulled the head to change the head gasket because oil was leaking between the head and the block. I am going to have the head surfaced and pressure tested. Is there anything else that I should have done to it while I have it off?
Would I gain anything by having the head milled a little or would it be a waste of money? The engine is stock at this time and I do not have the money or inclination to make it otherwise.
#3 and #6 intake valves are sooty. All the rest of the valves have a nice gray/tan color. Is the and indication of something I should be concerned about?
Some of you guys gave me some good information about the oil
leak in question. I changed the PCV valve (twice) and tried to seal it with form-a-gasket. It seemed to slow the leak down, but it is still there. That is why I wondered about the head gasket. Most of the oil seemed to becoming from the center of the head. When I get all back together I will tell more about the crankcase ventilation.
Sorry this is so long and rambling. Thanks for any and all help.
Pete
I pulled the head to change the head gasket because oil was leaking between the head and the block. I am going to have the head surfaced and pressure tested. Is there anything else that I should have done to it while I have it off?
Would I gain anything by having the head milled a little or would it be a waste of money? The engine is stock at this time and I do not have the money or inclination to make it otherwise.
#3 and #6 intake valves are sooty. All the rest of the valves have a nice gray/tan color. Is the and indication of something I should be concerned about?
Some of you guys gave me some good information about the oil
leak in question. I changed the PCV valve (twice) and tried to seal it with form-a-gasket. It seemed to slow the leak down, but it is still there. That is why I wondered about the head gasket. Most of the oil seemed to becoming from the center of the head. When I get all back together I will tell more about the crankcase ventilation.
Sorry this is so long and rambling. Thanks for any and all help.
Pete