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Thanks mate, will visit the engineering supply store tomorrow
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Hey guys Replacing the head and gasket on the crossflow, pulled the threads out of the block on the second pass. Anyone had this happen and how did you guys resolve it? Hole is the rear dowel pin if that makes a difference. Head has been serviced and torque wrench was used. All threads chased with a thread cleaner and new head bolts. Thanks in advance, adrian
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Guess it’s time to build that motor I’ve been planning for the last 5 years!
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Hey guys, Having an issue chasing an intermittent misfire caused by a fouled plug in only one cylinder.Replaced that plug and it fouled again within a month and a half. Running straight LPG and all the other plugs were fine. Car runs great after plugs are replaced.
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Hey guys, Does anyone have photos of a T5 to crossflow bellhousing? I’m looking at whether it should have a shoulder bolt and plate underneath or fixed pin. Thanks
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Rough idle on cold start after converter rebuild
adrianphu123 replied to adrianphu123's topic in LPG Tech
Doesn’t have FB on it so I’m assuming it’s a clean air mixer. Did a test run after letting it sit for about 2 hours and it idled rough for about 3 minutes, felt a few slight coughs and then suddenly cleared up? I’ve got a gas tune booked in for Tuesday but the fact it clears up so suddenly is confusing. -
Rough idle on cold start after converter rebuild
adrianphu123 replied to adrianphu123's topic in LPG Tech
Would running rich explain rough idle at startup and then clearing by up when hot? Is it possible that rebuilding the converter changed the tune? I’m getting about 24L/100km with city driving. Rest of the engine wasn’t touched, including the mixer. -
Hey guys, I’ve got a bit of an issue after rebuilding the gas converter. Motor is a 250 crossflow running an Aussie B2 and Impco 200 mixer. Had no issues starting but had to give 1/4 throttle to maintain idle when cold before converter rebuild. After rebuild, car will start with 1/4 throttle but will run really rough until you start driving. Then it will cough a bit and then run and idle fine. Seems like the longer you leave it the longer it takes to cough and clear up and doesn’t do it at all on quick restarts ie. petrol station. Converter has been rebuilt, lock off filter replaced and tested for leaks at converter and front lock off. Anyone had a similar issue and can point me in the right direction?
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Good points guys, I've decided to leave it out and im halfway to closing that area up. From the way its mounted, any flex in the brake booster area would now occur below the seam anyway but just to satisfy my paranoia I'll be looking to make a brace that mounts to the upper shock tower and butts against the front of the master cylinder to prevent any flex in that area.
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Yes that’s the one. I remember reading somewhere you did a plenum repair before, did you leave it out or put it back?
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Yeah that’s the one. The only problem I can think of is the wiper motor flexing that part of the plenum but if I can get away with not putting it back I’d prefer not to
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Hey guys, In the middle of a plenum repair on an XF ute, just wondering from those who have done it. Is the brace on the drivers side right next to the vent really necessary or can i leave it off? thanks, adrian
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Transmax z for me too. No additive
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Do the torque specs for rod bolts, main and head studs remain the same as factory? The factory specifies 35NM while ARP specifies 35 ft lb (40 NM), Does it matter?
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thanks lads, The guy doing the heads is leaning towards the clevo valve too for the inlet due to length which gets rid of the lash cap setup i had and Holden V8 exhaust valve. I really dont mind spending the money if im going to get a good reliable product at the end of the day.