2.9 engine gasket sets
Discussion
Anyone know the best place to get them?
Specifically I need
Rocker cover
Inlet manifold
Plenum
Exhaust manifold
Also, the sump gasket? is that reusable? or should it be replaced? It has lifted in one or two places but generally it looks ok.
Are any of the gaskets above sealed with anything?
Cheers
Dave
Specifically I need
Rocker cover
Inlet manifold
Plenum
Exhaust manifold
Also, the sump gasket? is that reusable? or should it be replaced? It has lifted in one or two places but generally it looks ok.
Are any of the gaskets above sealed with anything?
Cheers
Dave
This might help and these people
Gaskets for Classics will supply single gaskets and were very helpful in suppling the throttle body to plemun gasket I needed
Gaskets for Classics will supply single gaskets and were very helpful in suppling the throttle body to plemun gasket I needed
Edited by Gerald-TVR on Sunday 14th November 16:56
Edited by Gerald-TVR on Sunday 14th November 17:57
Spoke to Classic Gaskets; top bloke, very patient as I messed him about a little in terms of what I wanted.
Current debate is around whether or not to whip the heads off and decoke. The engine was running fine before the rebuild started so I'm loathe to fiddle too much. Will swap out the oil pump as I've got the sump off but that was going to be it. Does anyone have a view on decoking whilst the engine is out?
The sump has taken quite a pasting, was thinking about getting it bashed out straight but if they're not expensive then I may run to a new one.
Thanks again Norman. Proof, if proof were needed, that it's not what, but who you know that counts.
Current debate is around whether or not to whip the heads off and decoke. The engine was running fine before the rebuild started so I'm loathe to fiddle too much. Will swap out the oil pump as I've got the sump off but that was going to be it. Does anyone have a view on decoking whilst the engine is out?
The sump has taken quite a pasting, was thinking about getting it bashed out straight but if they're not expensive then I may run to a new one.
Thanks again Norman. Proof, if proof were needed, that it's not what, but who you know that counts.
ketvrin said:
need to also replace the bolts as they are "stretch" bolts and cannot be re-used...
K
Also available from Gaskets for classics,K

as you found out, top blokes to deal with
Had the heads off mine (circa 70,000 miles) and "scrap" spare engine i bought (unknown mileage) and all were pretty clean, certainly not desparately in need of a de-coke.
Edited by phillpot on Monday 15th November 16:59
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