I did the same thing and it worked... untill I found out that if I bring the RPMs up to about 1300 it starts to rev up to 2k then down to idle over and over. I am actully in the process of having my head rebuilt to fix a burnt valve and today I am gona recalabrate my TPS so when I am finished...
I didnt remove the turbo to swap it out. I had tried everything else and nothing worked. Thats when it hit me, when they were shipping me my jdm some how the pallet broke and it smashed the oil pan. I was reading the TSRM it says not to grab the turbo by the accuator rod, so I put 2 and 2...
all right, before some of you guys bushwack me I have read all of the threads about the coper spray and everything else. here are some pics of my head gasket. I am just wondering if this is acceptable for reuse or not.
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I looked at those, they look good. For now I am not needing something like that, I just want to clean it up. I was wondering if it will fit properly if I blast off all of that coating.
My spark plug valley plate looked like crap so I steam cleaned it. I am thinking about bead blasting it and painting it. I read somewhere something about a spark plug valley gasket but that didnt come with my head set from toyota. Is it nessary? I noticed that the plate has a plastic coating on...
In my old car I always had overheating problems. After BHG I had my radiator roded and they told me it was at least 50% plugged. After that no problems... untill I got rearended by a full size chevy. New car has never even blinked hot.
IMO most peoples prob. is their radiator or a leaking HG.
I ordered a bottom hole today. I plan on running it down the holes and then using a gun bore brush and solvant. Then vaccuming them out and running down there with a magnet.
I think that is the best that I can do w/o pulling the block.
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