Tightening the banjo bolts in back of the heads.
09-22-2006, 02:40 PM
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Re: Tightening the banjo bolts in back of the heads.
Originally Posted by anaik
Compliments of shoebox.
1993-1994 steam pipe behind heads, incl bolts, seals and hose to radiator 10108635 $31.14
1995-1997 steam pipe behind heads, incl bolts and seals 12556260 $24.91
1993-1997 coolant steam pipe seals 10108689 $3.00
1993-1997 coolant steam pipe bolts 12552974 $3.07
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1993-1994 steam pipe behind heads, incl bolts, seals and hose to radiator 10108635 $31.14
1995-1997 steam pipe behind heads, incl bolts and seals 12556260 $24.91
1993-1997 coolant steam pipe seals 10108689 $3.00
1993-1997 coolant steam pipe bolts 12552974 $3.07
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Thanks.
But it appears that #12 is an o-ring and #30 is a seal.
Do you use an o-ring and a seal on each side or do you use just two seals?
09-22-2006, 03:00 PM
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Re: Tightening the banjo bolts in back of the heads.
Originally Posted by Eddie Z-28
I didn't think so. All I need to do is tighten the one down on the passenger side. Do any of you think that the seals might be bad? They're brand new.
Just snug it up some and see what happens.
09-22-2006, 03:12 PM
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Re: Tightening the banjo bolts in back of the heads.
I replaced mine on my '94 last month. Like Javier said, just get one of those combo 15m ratcheting wrenches and make sure they're tight first. If it continues to leak, try the washers. I did the complete swap from the old steam pipe/washer/hose assembly to a brand new one with the engine in place. Just reach back there and you'll find room with the ratchet wrench.
09-22-2006, 03:18 PM
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Re: Tightening the banjo bolts in back of the heads.
Originally Posted by wrd1972
I will be needing the correct washers and such for when I remove the heads this winter.
Looking at the diagram, what is the diffrence between #12 & #30?
What is the difference in the bolts #31 & 32?
Does anyone have the part numbers for all these parts:
12
30
31
32
Thanks.
Looking at the diagram, what is the diffrence between #12 & #30?
What is the difference in the bolts #31 & 32?
Does anyone have the part numbers for all these parts:
12
30
31
32
Thanks.
09-22-2006, 03:23 PM
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Re: Tightening the banjo bolts in back of the heads.
Originally Posted by shoebox
12 and 30 are the same and 31 and 32 are the same. You will need 4 seals and two bolts.
09-22-2006, 04:28 PM
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Re: Tightening the banjo bolts in back of the heads.
Get a mechanics mirror so you can at least see where it is on the head and do'er.
Pulling the engine to do a couple of bolts at the back of the heads, that's F-ing hilarious!!!!! That's better than people a few years ago saying to pull your exhaust off to do plugs...........right!!!!
Tony
Pulling the engine to do a couple of bolts at the back of the heads, that's F-ing hilarious!!!!! That's better than people a few years ago saying to pull your exhaust off to do plugs...........right!!!!
Tony
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