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i think this has been here before. i need to replace the head gasket on my car (eb2) is there a better type of gasket to use say the brand or later models that r better and any tip to stop the oil leaking from the front of the head any help would be good thanks.
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| bentles |
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a steel AU gasket i beleive is the one to use.
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| madmax |
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{USERNAME} wrote: i think this has been here before. i need to replace the head gasket on my car (eb2) is there a better type of gasket to use say the brand or later models that r better and any tip to stop the oil leaking from the front of the head any help would be good thanks.
As said use AU gasket (genuine). To stop the leak at the front of the head (between head & timing case) use a thick bead of selastic instead of the rubber gasket supplied. Will last far longer.
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| christopher |
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are there any differences or just straight in and how much am i looking at for the gasket (
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| EDXR8 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: are there any differences or just straight in and how much am i looking at for the gasket (
Don't know their cost but they will fit straight on the E-series engines, they are a bit thinner which will help raise your compression a bit. |
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| altedxr6 |
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depends on where you get it from, anywhere from $40 - $150
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