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'98 Discovery SE7
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Jacksonville FL
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I ordered the bolt from the same vendor..
This time I will have a friend helping me torque this bolt with one continuous 90 degree motion. As for the swivel socket, probably is the best choice if you don't modify the angle of the engine but since I lowered the engine there is plenty of space now to put a regular or a deep socket . |
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'98 Discovery SE7
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Jacksonville FL
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Received the replacement bolt..
Any suggestions on removing the one that's in now and is rounded? I tried to remove it with Pavel's method ( piece of 2x4 wood)..No Luck.!!! I'm even thinking about removing the whole engine mount it on a stand...but I was looking at the upper transmission to engine bolts...man ..big pain in the butt to remove those as well!!! |
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sunshineking: what about getting some professional advice at this point. If you change the shape of the bolt head any more, it may become impossible to get it out the normal way. Some shops have those wonderful old guys who can solve these problems using magic. (He'll be in his 60s or 70s, smoking like a chimney and bad tempered....)
There is also the idea of just driving the vehicle as is. If you drive the vehicle and the head gasket leaks, then is the time to redo that bank of cylinders. Taking the engine out is alot of work - hopefully not necessary. Best of luck with this problem. |
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'98 Discovery SE7
Join Date: Dec 2007
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I was able to remove it using 16mm craftsman bolt removal socket with spiral threads that tightly grips damaged fasteners.
Installed the new one and with the help of a friend everything went very smooth this time ! This is a project car for me so I learned a lot even if sometimes I felt like calling the junkyard to come and pick it up.... Many Thanks to all of you guys for your advise!! |
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'98 Discovery SE7
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anybody knows what type of sealant is used between upper intake( the part with 8 pipes ) and lower intake? I probably shouldn't have take'em apart but I did it and now I wonder if it is bare metal on metal or use some type of clear sealant ..
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mramire2
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Using: 1 short craftman hexagonal socket 1 u joint 1 4" extension 1 Torque Wrench I used the firewall to support the u joint and the extencion for tightening the head bolt . Good luck
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