The Resurrection of (10/1998 to 01/2021, 11/21- 11/25) Elizabeth 1999 V70T5M56 Cylinder Head Job Topic is solved

Post by **abscate** » 03 Mar 2021, 05:31

abscate wrote: 25 Feb 2021, 05:34 “ try clearing the codes and take her up again”

It might be the ECU....

“ We couldn’t hear the noise”

“ They all sound like that from the factory”

“You need a new OXS Sensor and a MAF”

May Asymmetrically Fly

Post by **abscate** » 03 Mar 2021, 09:58

...and its 56F today and sunny!!

Planning on

Getting rack and subframe back in today

Install Hitch on Shaggkira

.... update at 1700 hours

All done!!

Post by **abscate** » 22 Mar 2021, 02:55

A good day yesterday......

If you leave off the last exhaust stud you can easily swing in the water pipe gasket after the head goes on.

Head is on and torqued!

Post by **RickHaleParker** » 22 Mar 2021, 05:09

abscate wrote: 22 Mar 2021, 02:55 If you leave off the last exhaust stud you can easily swing in the water pipe gasket after the head goes on.

A light smudge of gasket sealer will hold a gasket in place until you get the bolts in. Kind of like having a third hand.

Post by **abscate** » 22 Mar 2021, 13:04

PRO TIP PRO TIP PRO Tip

Completely forgot to docment this.

If you get stuck on the alloy union on the Power steering return hose....

Stop.

remove hose clamp on reservoir.

Snake the return line off with the rack

Deal with the union on the bench.

Post by **bmdubya1198** » 22 Mar 2021, 19:22

Good call on that one. It's a lot easier to clamp the return line back onto the reservoir.

Post by **foggydogg** » 23 Mar 2021, 13:13

Bright, shiny parts going back on, looks like the weather is cooperating, and you have Help too !

Post by **Sveedy** » 23 Mar 2021, 15:17

Maybe I missed it, but did you go with new head bolts or the reuse one time route ?

Post by **abscate** » 23 Mar 2021, 16:11

New Rein head bolts. It’s hard to reuse them when I heard the noises of them coming out

Post by **bmdubya1198** » 23 Mar 2021, 16:32

They make some nice noises, huh?

White block head bolts are always ridiculously right. They make some great creaking!