Pinelli , what are the dowells like as the plastic ones are likely to be mashed causing the head to walk around giving your problems, replace with steel , just make sure they're not too long when refitting the head
Plastic dowels came out in two parts each, stuck in the block and and the head. Haven't yet thought about how to get them out yet. Maybe an easy out.
I don't get the steel dowel thing. The engine has got, what, 12 huge long bolts right through the head and block, torqued down massively, and yet the head moves, or doesn't, depending on two little dowels? Just seems nuts.
and the head moves so much they turn the plastic to pulp,,
these TTY things work a treat huh,,,
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Update on project, I've now got the injectors out, and all the other bits and pieces with fancy names, bar the valves, which I'm leaving in.
Will have to work out how to get the washers off the injectors. They seem pretty fixed.
And any week now I'll get the head to the engineers to get tested.
This is the first alloy head I have pulled off and I have to agree with you about the head bolts.
Has anybody had heads off different manufacturers engines around the same vintage, have they a. strange arrangement for head bolts like the TD5.
All heads would move around without Dowell's, they don't just locate for fitting, as for the bolts, they need to be that long to enable constant pulling force over numerous heat cycles, make sure you fit new ones
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