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Vaux Lad

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 18:34

Id get GM seals too.
My pattern ones leaked like fook :(


Warren G

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 18:25

yes deffently replace them


Vaux Lad

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 18:24

It also might be worth replacing the cam oil seals.
Keep the cam caps in order too(they should have numbers stamped on them)

[Edited on 19-08-2007 by Vaux Lad]


fuju64

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 18:02

ah ok thanks, well im armed with a haynes manual and other intructions for the dbilas, hopefully il get through it alrite. if not im pretty sure il be adding to the posts in the help section.


Warren G

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 17:52

quote:
Originally posted by fuju64
what like vauxhalls own brand sealent or something. well im mechanically minded but with no experience and i think im biting off more than i can chew sorta thing. not looking forward to tackling all the hoses or the cam timing. im garenteed to get stuck at some point im sure.


timings the easy part - lock the cams up, and line the bottom pulley up, removing/refitting the cylinder head was the hard part!


Vaux Lad

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 17:45

Yeah, vauxhalls own is green, and good stuff.

I used Hylomar Blue gasket sealent, and i cant see any leaks on mine.


fuju64

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 17:34

what like vauxhalls own brand sealent or something. well im mechanically minded but with no experience and i think im biting off more than i can chew sorta thing. not looking forward to tackling all the hoses or the cam timing. im garenteed to get stuck at some point im sure.


Warren G

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 17:25

the proper stuff is the green one

what work boggles you?


fuju64

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 17:23

changing the cylinder head, exhaust manifold and ive got dbilas tb's like you have to go on aswell. i was planning on trying to start fitting them tomorrow but all the work just boggles me.


fuju64

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 17:22

nothing lol i need to know what one's i need so i can go and buy them.


Warren G

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 16:49

not sure, but my way has never failed :look:

what sealants have you got?


fuju64

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 16:42

and whats the difference between both of them?


Warren G

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 16:20

i use the black sealant, but you are suppost to use the green one


fuju64

posted on 19th Aug 07 at 15:45

another quicky, what sealent is needed to go in the timing belt end bearing caps when the camshafts are replaced? is it just normal gasket sealent stuff?

ta people