82 gs1100e head gasket

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  • unclebeaner

    #1

    82 gs1100e head gasket

    mines leaking oil horribly and needs to be replaced. whats intailed in doing this? im a certified mechanic just seeing if there are and tips or tricks with this.a detailed torque spec chart and or a how too write up would be awesome. thanks for your time brandon
  • rapidray
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    #2
    Brandon, call me at 714-356-7845 & I will help you. Ray.

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    • blowerbike
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      #3
      ray,
      that is not fair....
      we would all like to know how to R&R a cylinder head.
      no secrets!!!

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      • bwringer
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        Probably just going to tell him how straightforward it is...
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        • bonanzadave
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          #5
          Originally posted by bwringer
          Probably just going to tell him how straightforward it is...
          Probably gonna tell him what he thinks is a head gasket is really the valve cover gasket.
          82 1100 EZ (red)

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          • unclebeaner

            #6
            Originally posted by bonanzadave
            Probably gonna tell him what he thinks is a head gasket is really the valve cover gasket.
            wrong, no question were its leaking from. i may be asking questions but im not ignorant. thanks

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            • unclebeaner

              #7
              Originally posted by rapidray
              Brandon, call me at 714-356-7845 & I will help you. Ray.
              will do when i get a break at work, thanks

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              • Guest

                #8
                I'd get valve cover, cam chain tensioner, head and base gaskets. If low miles and rings are in good shape get a ball hone.
                If needed change out the valve stem seals. Not hard job with the right tool.
                Last edited by Guest; 08-16-2010, 04:48 PM.

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