Pull all of the stuff that is in the way, pull the head, take it to a machine shop, have them plane the head, (while you're at it, have them do the valves too if there are very many miles) reassemble the engine making sure that you torque the head according to manufacturer specifications, put back all of the stuff that was in the way, then drive off. Seriously, if you haven't already done one with the help of an experienced mechanic, don't try it alone.
22 up to 73 ft.lbs. in 6 (SIX) steps.
Basically: pull cylinder head, remove old gasket, install new gasket, put cylinder head back. Do note that this is a simplification, there are plenty of intermediate steps I haven't listed. Odds are, if you have to ask you don't have the skills to do the job.
You possibley have a blown head gasket on the side that is blowing water and steam. 390 s are good solid blocks pull the head on that side and check carefuly to see if you can spot the bypassed gasket. If not a gasket a good idea to have the heads checked for cracks then the engine. Small steps. could be a blown head gasket on that side, or a bad intake gasket. The side you see white smoke from has a head gasket or cracked head problem. If sparkplug has water or rust on it you have located the cyl of question. Is it the Intake manifold or head gasket. Water runing into intake valve would be noticeable when you pull the intake manifold. You might hear knock when motor is hot, that would indicate steam knock from blown head gasket. Piston in question would be steam clean from antifreeze hard blast on ignition................. ........ do a compression test, a week cylinder could indicate not only a blown head gasket but also tell you what cylinder.
Too many steps to list here. Purchase a repair manual for that vehicle from your local auto parts store.
To change the alternator belt on a 1998 Mazda 626 you need to first loosen the bolt that is located in the center of the adjustment pulley. Next, turn the adjustment bolt to the left until the belt is loose and can be removed. Reverse the steps to replace with the new belt.
No. He can tell you if it is blown but not if it is about to blow. Clay is 100% right. Remember that overheating can be caused by other problems or not performing routine maintainance-- which in turn may cause the head gasket to fail AND all steps should be taken to inspect/repair the coolant system. The head gasket failing or head warpage may be the result of the cooling system not working properly.
for under 20 dollars you can buy a repair manual for a specific vehicle at most auto parts stores there are so many diffrent steps it is almost impossible to give an answer to such a question
Go to MPVclub.com they have step by steps
Go Buy a book, You'll need it.
Jackhammer old steps and put rubble in dumpster. Have new preformed steps delivered and emplaced.
I have the manual, and in it it just says to remove the front axle then drop the pan to remove it :( lol Those are the steps, you have to remove the entire front axle assembly to remove the oil pan.
Replacing fuel injectors is a complex process that includes various steps. Before you replace injectors you should have them tested. Steps to replace would be , releave fuel pressure, disconnect batery, and unplug the injectors and replace.