screwstrokin

i could really use some help from someone who has done this before. if anyone has the service manual or good instructions on how to do this i would be more than willing to pay for them,

thumper 549

Drain the water,undue all bolts and fittings that would stop you........no tricks really,,JUST use new bolts on the way back togather

jrs_dodge_diesel

Be careful. I understand that the head is very heavy. I don't the exacy wieght but the I do know the head weight of a comparable motor. The Ford 4.9 I6 gasser (my old truck), the head on those weighed in around 85 pounds.

screwstrokin

yes luckly i have a forklift, i have heard the head can weigh around 200 lbs.

screwstrokin

any ideas on where i can find someone that'd be willing to scan the service manual for me? id be willing to pay for their time

rockwithjason

It would be cheaper just to buy the manuals

suzukiZrider

you can prolly find a free online manual

screwstrokin

i got it taken care of thanks

Dr. Evil

Where exactly can you find that?? Send me a PM PLEASE !

fschiola

Me too, please!

BigBlue

Ditto

OlBlue

You can basicall see everything that needs to come apart except the fuel return line banjo bolt. It's in the center of the head on the back side at the fire wall. You'll never see it, it's a "by feel" bolt.

screwstrokin

yeah i just removed the head today, thanks for everyone's help, had no problem at all

GIT-R-DONE

Got any pics of what your doing?

screwstrokin

pics of what?

head is off and on its way to be ported and o-ringed, WOOT!