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Posted by caycecherry on Sunday, January 18, 2009:In Reply to: Removing head posted by cayce Cherry on Saturday, January 17, 2009:
Next question same subject. When I got the head off, I really does not look like anything is wrond with it??? I took it off because of oil coming out the right side between the head and block. I am going to have the head checked tomorrow. Do you think that bolts could have stretched or lost enough torque to allow this to happen? Or maybe the head could warp? I guess a machine shop will be able to plain it just to be safe? I probably should have check the torque on the bolts before going this far. No biggie. Its like is a V-12 Jag.
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