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kid nismo
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Post by kid nismo »

what tool do i need to remove the E15ET head?
bolt looks odd, dont know what it's called.

cheers
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Post by Kimmo »

They're just twelve-pointed nuts, the same shape as a ring spanner, aren't they?

An ordinary 12-point socket should do it, I'd say
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Post by kid nismo »

damn it, i got the other set. thanks kimmo.
wish me luck. havent removed the e15et head before.


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p.s. is it difficult to remove?
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Post by photoglossy »

You can remove it with a standard hex socket no worries. Did one just the other week. Just when you are tourqing in back down its probably best to use a 12 point
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Post by velardejose »

Hi
When reassembling torque it down as per fsm
Then torque it down again after the first warm up
Again after a couple days
Again after the first week
Bolts stretch
http://www.aa1car.com/library/2005/eb70536.htm
Hope it helps
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Post by kid nismo »

what size 12 point socket will i need?

thanks guys for the tips.

cheers
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Post by angel »

velardejose wrote:Hi
When reassembling torque it down as per fsm
Then torque it down again after the first warm up
Again after a couple days
Again after the first week
Bolts stretch
http://www.aa1car.com/library/2005/eb70536.htm
Hope it helps
Peace
mmmmm. i heard different opinions on this. maybe i should redo mine just incase.
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Post by SashET »

velardejose wrote:Hi
When reassembling torque it down as per fsm
Then torque it down again after the first warm up
Again after a couple days
Again after the first week
Bolts stretch
http://www.aa1car.com/library/2005/eb70536.htm
Hope it helps
Peace
Good read Jose, nice find m8....

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Post by gettu »

kid nismo wrote:what size 12 point socket will i need?

thanks guys for the tips.

cheers
a 12mm
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Post by tassuperkart »

Kid
You really.....seriously reeeeeelly need an e15 engine manual before tackling this job if you want it to go smoothly.
Youll only need one for the carb engine.
If you have to ask what tool is needed to undo the head bolts then you have an issue.
Its not your fault m8, youve not done it before and need to learn to do it the right way...the FIRST time!

Read the section in the manual on r & r'ing the head M8.

I can see you getting into strife with this unless you research it carefully.

Manuals from Repco blah are not that expensive and are worth every penny.
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